Sentence examples for found the stuff of from inspiring English sources

W. D. Snodgrass, who found the stuff of poetry in the raw material of his emotional life and from it helped forge a bold, self-analytical poetic style in postwar America, winning a Pulitzer Prize for his debut book, died on Tuesday at his home in Erieville, N.Y., in rural Madison County.

Carl Sandburg and Walt Whitman, were they alive, would find the stuff of poems at every turn.

Neither filmmaker assumes the facility or immediacy of expression, both find the mere stuff of reality a resistant block that they hack away at when filming.

Or they have found art within the stuff of their lives.

What he finds is truly the stuff of nightmares.

Joe: "We found the type of stuff I'd never buy.

It's supposed to be; if we found the dissociative, creamy stuff of other people's actual, actual sex life hot, we would still be feral.

A monologist who wrote nearly all her own material, Ms. Carroll found her humor in the stuff of everyday experience: clothing, shopping, social life and family.

"I'm a sports fan and I thought Knight's complexity and the dramatic situations he found himself in were the stuff of good drama.

Somewhere in all this frippery, she finds those universal chords, the stuff of great novels.

Thinking adults will find a North Korean invasion the stuff of wing-nut fantasies, which — with kids who just want to see guys shoot stuff up — is probably what the distributor is banking on.