Sentence examples for as her source material from inspiring English sources
Two friends are exhibiting work in the same room, while the third artist, who makes collages, uses fragments from her past as her source material.
In the back office of a Pforzheim jewellery company, a member of the advertising team is working on the English language version of the company's website, using the existing German version as her source material.
In a new video essay from Fandor, Chloé Galibert-Lainé explores the complicated relationship between humans and robots using the first and last films directed by Spike Jonze, Being John Malkovich and Her, respectively, as her source material.
Arendt's entire report on the Eichmann trial has in fact been disparaged by what I suppose are called cinema pundits writing on the von Trotta film, on the grounds that Arendt only attended a few days of the trial and otherwise relied on transcripts as her source material.
Gather up as much source material as you can, so that you can make your family informed as well.
At stake is whether authors other than Ms. Rowling have the right to publish books that rely substantially on her work as source material, and whether the "Harry Potter Lexicon" in particular sufficiently adds to and transforms the content of her books to be protected by copyright law.
In her larger oil paintings, she uses her own photographs as source material -- photographs made by, as she says, traipsing through national parks and nature reserves, camping, documenting -- very much in the classical plein air tradition of her old-timey heroes, yet in the service of quite different ideas.
Here are a few of the most interesting ways that artists all over the world are using Facebook as a medium, as source material, or as a starting point for critique*.
Bower continued to write for Hollywood, and would on occasion use her experiences working within the studio system as the source material for her novels, as in Jean of the Lazy A (1915), The Heritage of the Sioux (1915), The Phantom Herd (1915), and The Quirt (1920).
This is that creepy-as-hell Stephen King source material that we all love and want.
So when Sturtevant used her colleagues' art as source material, or in Eleey's words "adopted style as a medium", she was not really undertaking a radical break.
