She also held that the best art was untrammelled by theories: in Gertrude Stein's words, it was "made as it was made".
A gallerist friend carried the sculpture Dead Star by Canadian artist Michel de Broin through airport security on her way to the Athens art fair a few years ago – officials were wary of the work's bomb-like appearance, but were then impressed at its colourful cleverness, as it was made entirely of used batteries.
Mr Griffiths' argument may not have been helped as it was made in a magazine better known for its coverage of gardens in stately homes, but Country Life's editor Mark Hedges called it the "literary discovery of the century".
Shovel-ready wasn't as important as it was made out to be.
(Nineties Versace, for example, counts, so long as it was made before Gianni was murdered).
But we never stayed out quite as late as it was made out".
– Glenn Collins The Atlantic: Soda with cocaine, as it was made in the early 20th century, certainly sounds interesting.
Clarke's "statement as it was made in court was not completely accurate and it was not complete", Ortiz said.
Asperger's – unnamed as it was – made her different, and her childhood was marred by feelings of being an outsider.
But Palin's S.N.L. appearance, short as it was, made me see what my friend had been talking about.
On the guards' base, skilled workers produce the uniforms, trying to make each item exactly as it was made decades ago.
