Sentence examples for exotic object from inspiring English sources

And plain Minka Dinnerman, whose Russian mother is an exotic object of the narrators' desire, and who will die, as children shouldn't, before her parents do.

As with the French Impressionists who cherished Japanese prints that were nothing more than popular graphics back in Japan, it was a classic case of overvaluing the exotic object in ways that made even third-rate masters seem blessed.

"Jawbreaker," one of 14 videos mingled with photographs, sculptures and paintings at Mason Gross, represents the artist making a connection between the two ideas — the woman as exotic object in the eyes of the West, and the East as a source of sweets — Dr. Brodsky said, during a recent tour of the show.

Liposomes have passed through several practical applications to become pharmaceutical carrier of choice from just another exotic object of biophysical research.

From 1628 onward his works exhibit carefully depicted ethnographic and other exotic objects.

The effect of all this is to turn people into exotic objects, obscuring their human complexity.

Vincent Price, the star of many horror films, started collecting exotic objects as a young boy in Missouri.

Church acquired hundreds of exotic objects on his travels in the Middle East, Mexico and South America, which he later used to decorate his home.

More dishearteningly, the show's directors seem content to present their performers as exotic objects, never offering an especially nuanced take on any one individual.

This paper helped inaugurate the study of black holes, though these exotic objects did not really come into their own until the 1960s.

Some gamma rays shine from exotic objects, such as pulsars (which pour all kinds of radiation into space and can therefore be seen with other sorts of telescopes).