Sentence examples for being built up of from inspiring English sources
The lettering was designed in freely cut paper, each letter being built up of little strips.
Elizabeth Bishop (great nature-noting poet herself) wrote: "Reading Darwin one admires the beautiful solid case being built up of his heroic observations… and then comes a sudden relaxation… and one feels the strangeness of his undertaking, sees the lonely young man, his eyes fixed on facts and minute details, sinking or sliding giddily off into the unknown".
They are therefore taken to be logical complexes that are built up out of modes of presentations of these things.
Did he mean she was an empty canvas, to be built up out of fantasy?
Scientific knowledge, he urges, must be built up out of demonstrations.
But she's built up years of name recognition as a state legislator and radio host.
The unresolved peak is built up from contributions of copper first and second neighbours.
Vertebrate immunoglobulins (Ig) are built up from modules of one hundred amino acids.
This can be built up through the process of supervision.
Once a knowledge base is built up, this will be of great help in crisis situations and beyond.
