Sentence examples for becomes raw material from inspiring English sources

Film becomes raw material and is sculpted into new work".

The real-time performances became raw material for Mr. Lanois.

At once this working tool became raw material for me".

And with private firms running jails and lobbying Washington, black males have become raw material for a corporate legal industry.

Perhaps the ultimate validation of appropriation art, it thoroughly demonstrates how existing works of art — in this case films — become raw material for new ones.

Apart from his remarkable persistence, Parini was the first to spot that the diaries kept by one and all in the Tolstoy household could become raw material for a novel.

Charlotte Stoker told her son that "No book since Mrs Shelley's Frankenstein or indeed any other at all has come near yours in originality, or terror…" It was not until much later, when this vampire novel became raw material for successive Hollywood versions (notably the 1931 movie starring Bela Lugosi) that it acquired its reputation as the supreme example of horror fiction.

If everything has been written, filmed, and acted, if the flow of stories has effectively come to an end, it means that narrative has finally become raw material, a commodity.

She notes that there is a tendency to attribute the problem of "never using knowledge for the benefit of policy" to shortcomings in communication, and analyzes this premise, concluding that the linear relationship, the "technical rationality" model in which results from research/science become raw material for the policy, is inadequate.

Human events become raw materials to be arranged in pleasing patterns.

Multiplant complexes are very common in food industry because residues from one plant become raw materials for others, or several plants can use the same raw material or power resource that comes from a plant inside the complex.