Sentence examples for from being forged from inspiring English sources

And every piece of plastic you buy used keeps a new one from being forged out of oil-borne hyrdrocarbons.

Although biometrics-based authentication is used to prevent users from being forged, the anonymity of users and the preservation of digital content are not ensured in their proposed system.

In this light, the interpretation of the events of the First World War becomes an intellectual and political struggle, narratives being forged from disputing points of view.

A letter from Plato to Dion asking him to purchase these three books from Philolaus was forged in order to "authenticate" them (Burkert 1972a, 223 225).

Signatures from the "recipients" are forged.

Such hard, focused ambivalence matches the sensibility from which "Iron" is forged.

Among the artifacts displayed with it are two small ancient goddess figures from Catal Huyuk in what is now Turkey, abstract idols and a bronze reindeer amulet from Mongolia that was forged in the second century B.C.

For us, it's not that different from how collaborations are forged in academia.

The jams, meanwhile, are forged from everything from strawberries and Champagne (7.90 euros for 420 grams) to green tomatoes (7.90 euros for 420 grams).

The earliest known iron beads may come from ancient Egyptian tombs, but they were forged from the hearts of meteorites, scientists say.

The child, Faina, who emerges from the snow, seems in part to be forged from the darkness; the long nights give Faina to Mabel and Jack, while the spring, when darkness recedes and the snow melts, takes her from them.