Sentence examples for an array of found from inspiring English sources

He has made Soundsuits from an array of found materials including dryer lint, sequins, sweaters, socks, buttons, feathers, human hair, and vintage toys.

Second, he has to communicate that to readers who really have no idea how mortgage markets, securitizations or central banking works, and that is captive of an array of found notions -- austerity, bailouts, conspiracies.

Then there are those homes that just are -- hand-me-down wicker sofas covered in an array of found pillows, kitchens so bare that they are almost too hip and worn rugs that are covered in a thin layer of sand from the last ten summers.

The exhibition as cornucopia — as an overwhelming array of found objects selected and arranged by an artist — has become something of a trend.

Like all Paul Smith stores, the Los Angeles branch sells an eclectic array of found objects, from books on English pigs to vintage jewelry display cases.

Random interviews this week with dozens of Columbus-area residents from an array of backgrounds found what many recent polls have also found: The commercials seem to have greatly influenced perceptions of the candidates, especially among those who remain undecided.

She first garnered attention at a 1996 show, the SoHo Annual, in which she turned a gallery storage area into exhibition space, filling it with a meticulous array of found and created tiny objects.

In its most recent annual report on the world's government websites, America's Brown University catalogued an array of mishaps found last year.

The items included more than 1,600 rounds of ammunition bullets, some of them housed in a Planters peanut can and a Nike shoe box, and an array of weapons found in a brown safe and in bedroom closets.

These results indicate that mutations in MASP1 are responsible for an array of features found with malformation disorders including Malpuech syndrome.

So, while we definitely need tough regulations (it's worth noting that a recent study of an array of regulations found that -- despite the hysterical cries of Republicans -- they were not "job-killing"), we also need to make sure the foxes aren't guarding the henhouse.