Sentence examples similar to artifacts of the sort from inspiring English sources
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The memorial to Holocaust victims, with its sobering galleries and artifacts, inspires the sort of quiet contemplation more associated with houses of worship than art museums.
The sculptures — of radios, speakers, receivers, and such — have the eerie charm of clay burial artifacts, the sort of thing a boy pharaoh obsessed with his stereo system might commission for his tomb.
This reviewer has never before received an artifact of this sort, and abashedly admits that he briefly considered tossing it onto a pile of independent press catalogs before realizing it was not a catalog at all but a poetry collection.
That's one of the main reasons people collect artifacts of any sort: to preserve the best examples of cultural expression.
Most people consider Max Headroom an artifact of the 1980s, the sort of personality that -- like Teddy Ruxpin or Clara Peller of "Where's the beef?" fame -- most of us only pause to think about while overdosing on pop culture nostalgia.
As it was the greatest recorder of visual data in history, it introduced the world's art to enormous audiences that had never seen it before and documented the skeletons and porcelains and armor and jewelry and artifacts of every sort that museums eagerly displayed for the edification of the curious.
Of course, we lack anyone to inform us of the sort of cultural context necessary to interpret these artifacts.
The exhibition on his life, which continues through Oct. 26, includes artifacts of a different sort.
Nothing of the sort happened.
