Sentence examples for create an object from inspiring English sources
If you really want to give something superhuman powers and create an object of obsession and fantasy – ban it.
For each piece, create an object description on a note card that explains the significance, style, and origin of the piece.
Practically every lacquer technique known gets a workout to create an object of staggering formal finesse, expensive gorgeousness and almost zero utility.
Moreover, Larkin writes, "I'd go today,/Yes, swagger the nut-strewn roads,/Crouch in the fo'c'sle/Stubbly with goodness, if/It weren't so artificial,/Such a deliberate step backwards/ To create an object:/Books; china; a life/Reprehensibly perfect".
The hunter-gatherers, known as Cro-Magnon or Magdalenians, put a lot of effort into creating the cup out of the base of the skull after breaking off the jaw and other parts and Dr Bello suggests there could have been "a ritualistic practice going on". "It was a very careful process - they were really trying to create an object," she said.
The human eye and cameras combine red, green and blue signals to create an object's color.
The approach I took was to create an object-oriented database using the programming language Java.
A Java program was then used to create an object-oriented salal model from the L-system structure.
He has created an object that is the most absorbing book/toy I've played with in a long time.
The metaphor for the pleasure of creating an object of pop culture that catches on is clear: the dance is, in effect, a movie or a show or a book or an album that everyone is talking about.
She is absolutely a first-rate artist, and what she wants other people to know she imparts to them by creating an object, the self-developing organism of a work of prose.
