Sentence examples for every artefact from inspiring English sources

For someone raised on London's museums, where there is an abundance of every artefact you could imagine from all parts of the globe, there was enough to whet the appetite.

(And if you think I have chosen this example as an excuse to use the cthulu emoticon you're absolutely right: Virtually every artefact demands that its user pays a high price for the power they temporarily acquire: ring Pavlov's bell and you can summon any dog to your aid. Downside? You drool uncontrollably for 24 hours. Luckily, the agents at Warehouse 13 are on the ball.

Similar lithic facies are unlikely to be encountered on two or more different natural outcrops and every artefact shows a surface that is well enough preserved to be studied according to a morphoscopic analysis at various magnifications.

By hook or by crook, I shall own every Ash artefact come what may".

Too often, the Doctor seemed scripted as a seen-it-all-before smartarse hell-bent on greeting every creature, artefact, space station and gizmo with a loudly over-familiar "oh, it's YOU" bordering on camp.

Like the Blombos examples, they were all pierced in the same unnatural way and covered in bits of ochre (which distinguished them from every other artefact recovered from the site).

In 1523, in the name of the Catholic God of love, Spanish invaders slaughtered them in their thousands, enslaved the survivors, accidentally infected them with smallpox and typhus and measles, and then unleashed their priests who used fire and the sword to purge their beliefs and to destroy every available artefact of their civilisation.

Geometrical variations are inevitably introduced during manufacturing and can thus be observed on every manufactured artefact.

Today's Jewish communities do not say that every Jewish cultural artefact belongs to them, but they fundamentally reject the notion that they are not autonomous entities capable of discharging the responsibility for maintaining and developing European Jewry's cultural heritage.

Just as the culture and history of every subject, community, artefact and rule are part of the activity system, communication is an integral and essential part of the activity (systems).

But in the 2000s it came to speak for a generation of tech-savvy music geeks who hold these truths to be self-evident: Kid A is the best Radiohead album; Neutral Milk Hotel's In the Aeroplane Over the Sea is a sacred artefact; and every band is better on their first record.