| The autobiographical part of this amorphously arranged volume is a social document of the first rank. |
| With the more amorphously defined 'public order' offences, criteria of what constitutes a disturbance are situationally variable. |
| Sanchez seems to have as many detractors and supporters as Tebow, whose role has been clearly defined but amorphously described. |
| Many of the three-dimensional works are displayed on a series of large, amorphously shaped islands that resemble flat-topped, pale yellow sand dunes. |
| This manifests itself here in the curvaceous shapes of coloured enamel and oil paint flowing into each other amorphously. |
| Both have an amorphously fruitlike flavor reminiscent of Juicy Fruit gum. |
