Sentence examples for To be collections from inspiring English sources

Elegies of any length tend to be collections of poems written over the course of years.

A man may plan a garden, but nature has different patterns in mind, patterns so intricate and orderly in their chaotic way that scientists now understand cancers to be collections of cells as complex and ambitious as any healthy organ.

Lavoisier's elements are considered to be collections of such characteristic atoms.

A modal fictionalist may be driven to accept that the fiction is a collection of propositions in response to any of several objections: the worry about artificiality, the worry about incompleteness, or alternatively on more general grounds (given that taking fictions to be collections of propositions is attractive quite apart from considerations about modal fictionalism).

Overall, the behaviour of the weighting schemes seems to be collection independent.

Rather, the part of the transaction most prone to abuse is collections.

Many of these books are also not meant to be bound collections of free-standing artworks.

Settlements of the Somali coast, including Mogadishu and Barawa, appear to have been collection points for eastern African products.

First, we define ℳ to be a collection of metabolites and ℛ to be a collection of reactions which utilize the metabolites in ℳ.

It seems to be the collection's very liveliness that has opened it to attack.

And Snoop Dogg's next CD is going to be a collection of Cole Porter tunes.