Sentence examples for as made of from inspiring English sources

Mandelbrot perceived them, he writes, "as made of stardust".

No less than Henri Matisse, a juror of the show, was nonplussed, dismissing the pictures as made of "little cubes".

Government guidelines define a plastic carrier bag as: made of plastic, unused, including handles and 70 microns thick or less.

A man denied accusations that he had drawn an unflattering picture that depicted the woman's body as made of dollar bills.

Every time something is identified as made of one sort of atom or the other, we have a story, preferably a scandal.

"Goddess" would have benefited most had it offered a sense of metaphorical unraveling -- had it veered away from a portrayal of women as made of marble.

Which are both groups that I think of as made up of mostly thin people.

This raises an intriguing epistemological issue: it is easy to conceive of space as made up of points, but impossible to regard it intuitively as made up of lines.

It as made up of tightly compacted dead skin cells.

AS made substantial contributions to interpretation of data.

The all-silicon LED still isn't as bright as LEDs made of GaAs.