Sentence examples for all things made from inspiring English sources

Time passed and the Dell went the way of all things made obsolete by Moore's Law.

The digital age, Anderson argues, is exerting an inexorable downward pressure on the prices of all things "made of ideas".

These include a Chinese pagoda, libraries, galleries, laboratories, collections of paper and all things made from plants, even a Royal Palace where George III experienced his celebrated madness.

MINI COOPER S: Enthusiasts bemoan the lack of spunk of the Mini's engine (a Chrysler design, of all things, made in Brazil), but the supercharger of the "S" helps to make amends.

And while you'll find the usual chain stores and luxury boutiques among them, more interesting by far are the many shops dedicated to single, and sometimes curious, passions: Filz Gnoss, which specializes in all things made of felt; Gummi-Grün, which does the same for rubber; Honig Müngersdorff, which is devoted to honey.

Third, even though the more politically sophisticated Chinese partially comprehend protectionist rhetoric during U.S. elections, statements by candidates about reneging on agreements such as [the North American Free Trade Agreement], of all things, made the Chinese question U.S. commitment to open trade.

The Deistic Darwinians state their position thus: "We know of old that God was so wise that he could make all things; but behold he is so much wiser than even that, that he can make all things make themselves".

All these things made it easier to mask myself.

All those things made for thrilling rock'n'roll".

"All these things made us feel that we needed to build a home".

All those things made me study a whole lot harder when I was in college.