Sentence examples for be made from nothing from inspiring English sources

Picasso is not just modern in these playful creations, he is our contemporary, as he shows how art can be made from nothing.

What's most nefarious about plastic is the way it pretends to deny the laws of matter, as if something could be made from nothing; the way it is intended to be thrown away but chemically engineered to last.

As for matter, all of them posited that it was eternal so that the idea that something could be made from nothing was considered as pure absurdity.

"Now this robot is made from nothing but six-outlet power strips," he said.

It's a scale model of the hole in Null Object: an absence has become a presence, something has been made from nothing.

Excellent films have been made from nothing but an image of the Empire State Building, an empty blue screen, paintings in the Louvre and light effects in a crystal ashtray.

Some affirmed, and others denied that the Son was "made from nothing".

Toward the end of the second century, apologists such as Tatian the Assyrian, Theophilus of Antioch, Irenaeus of Lyons or Tertullian thus emphasized God's absolute freedom and power by claiming that Creation had been made from nothing.

When asked about his favourite part of the conference, he immediately remarked "petting the sharks at the aquarium," then, after a pause, "oh, and seeing Bono Richardrd's device costs less then ten dollars, is made from nothing more than basically spare parts, and works because of one simple yet astute observation: he noticed that lions would stay away when he walked around with a flashlight.

It's made from nothing but pantry staples you probably have on hand and the only local produce the dessert offers -- dates.

Lincoln was the first to realise the profits to be made from all-teenage package shows consisting of nothing but rock'n'roll and skiffle without tired music-hall acts slowing down the evenings.