Sentence examples for from its material from inspiring English sources

Jonathan Legge, a founder of the online design boutique Makers & Brothers, said that the spirit of an object comes largely from its material, "how it functions and wears over time".

It is impossible to separate literature from its material, social, and political conditions of production and consumption.

In such a practice, design, unbound from its material thingness, is set free to design contexts as complex systems.

So did the coming masters of Abstract Expressionism, but the forgiving medium of painting enabled them to dissolve those longueurs into a new kind of picture, whose poetic meaning is inseparable from its material reality.

She argues that coalition military effectiveness, defined as a coalition's ability to generate maximum war-fighting capabilities from its material resources, depends on both the degree and form of coalition military institutionalization. Her primary research interests are coalition warfare, military doctrine, European Security and Defense Policy ESDPP), and third-party military interventions.

From his observation that organic bodies decompose rapidly after life ceases, while inorganic bodies remain chemically stable, he concluded that the strong corruptibility of organic matter must result from its material nature (that is, chemical composition) and that there was an immaterial reason that kept a living body from its natural decomposition.

It deviates from its source material in generally modest and unobtrusive ways; for instance, by reorganizing the book's fragmented, parallel story lines into a linear whole.

This film really surprised me because, as a remake it borrows almost nothing from its source material.

And even as it departs pretty radically from its source material, the film maintains the somnambulant ethos of a Murakami work.

Materiality's vagueness stems from its definition: material information is information that a "reasonable investor" would consider important.

Mr. Ludwig derived his response from Josquin's "Mille Regretz," arranging that Renaissance lament for his central movement and surrounding it with evocative passages derived from its melodic material.