Sentence examples for become artefacts from inspiring English sources

"Much more explicit than Araki's work, but because hundreds of years have passed since they were made, they've become artefacts rather than simply pornographic drawings".

These then become artefacts symbolising relationships with past landscapes, made meaningful in their presence in Britain homes.

When the oil runs out and the joy of motoring fades from memory, things like Driver San Francisco will become revered artefacts.

Bill Fay's two exquisite, early-1970s folk-jazz-rock albums – particularly 1971's Time of the Last Persecution – became cult artefacts decades later thanks to the enthusiastic patronage of some famous fans (notable among them Wilco's Jeff Tweedy – indeed, Fay covers Wilco on this album, and Tweedy sings on one song) and long-overdue reissues.

If not, corals could soon become mere aquarium artefacts.

They become mystic cultural artefacts, parked in the blue remembered hills of memory, innocence and arrested development.

Embedded in these global devices, some artefacts become nodal points forcing actors in the field to comply with the institution that is defended.

Writing about pedagogical play, Ridgway et al. (2015, p.47) note that "When children start to relate to their world, objects and artefacts become familiar as they play with them.

The signal artefacts become a stream of visual mass within a panorama of moire".

These artefacts become visible when SNP statistics are compared to other SNP collections in the same species and are comparable to those found in related species.

Later in the essay, Fowles admits that, of course, he uses nature for his own purposes — it becomes an "artefact, another thing to use".