Sentence examples for fragile material from inspiring English sources

It is also a fragile material, like our fragile life.

Even her preferred paper -- newsprint, a highly fragile material -- limits the life expectancy of her work.

No Offence's cake mix is as bipolar as they get – it lurches from jet black laugh-out-loud, into fragile material on the turn of a sixpence.

The importance of the find became clear when a team led by Svante Pääbo and Janet Kelso at the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig ran a series of tests on the fragile material.

It comes out of both Surrealism and Expressionism but leaves both behind, and maybe abstraction, too: What, after all, could be more concrete, more illusion free than the visibly fragile material this picture is composed of?

In spite of the fact that Buddhist monasteries are able to act as agents for preserving their own artworks, most of the surviving Buddhist pictorial art on wooden panels or other fragile material is less than 300 years old.

The movement of fragile materials requires a thorough assessment of the degree of fragility, the potential hazards of transport, and the cost and efficiency of practical containers, in order to maximize protection and minimize shipping expenses.

"We've always worked in fragile materials before this," Mike said.

The more fragile materials used for writing at various times have generally perished.

Outstanding is a group of initiation masks made from wood and more fragile materials like feathers, fabrics and barkcloth fibers.

This holiday season shows designers putting spirit into household goods by evoking fleeting moments, fragile materials and old memories.