Sentence examples for are grained from inspiring English sources

Words are grained into our landscapes, and landscapes grained into our words.

The walls are grained dark mahogany, the upholstery is the same, and whiter tablecloths you'll never see.

The content of his prose defies extraction, conversion and consumption: in this way, as in others, his politics are grained deep into his style.

A passion for wilderness is grained deep into our literature.

"Sometimes the wood gives you a break," he told Time in 1963, "and matches your conception of the way it is grained.

Then, the resulting metakaolin was grained, sieved to <80 micron.

Whole tissue was grained in liquid nitrogen and RNA isolation was performed by the Ambion Mirvana kit, according to the manufacturer's guidelines for total RNA isolation.

After the addition of 1.0 g of diatomaceous earth, the mixture was grained into fine powders and transferred into an extraction cell filled with Ottawa Sands (Thermo Fisher Scientific, Pittsburgh, PA).

Note that Fujioka granite is coarser grained granite.

On the other hand, behaviors can be roughly grained into larger behavioral units, e.g. using a drinking tool.

These are medium-grained to coarse-grained and equigranular in texture.