Sentence examples for graft onto from inspiring English sources

Social justice is more of a vague value tale, here – a little something to graft onto the already remarkable footage of the monkeys in their world.

Education without rhetoric was inconceivable; but what Cicero was proposing was to graft onto it a complete system of higher education.

The curator Marc-Olivier Wahler asks, "How many extra layers can we graft onto reality before it collapses?" The 11 works here do little to answer the question, but they make an entertaining show.

ON a cold sunny morning last month, Creighton Lee Calhoun Jr. stood in his orchard, surrounded by 300 heirloom apple trees, and took some cuttings, or scions, to graft onto rootstock for new trees.

It was an odd graft onto a summer camp usually devoted to rabid Kremlin propaganda, complete with "breeding tents" for producing Slavic babies and, in 2007, a "Red Light District," where organizers Photoshopped the heads of opposition leaders onto the bodies of centerfolds.

The lactobionic acid was proposed to graft onto C2 NH2 position of chitosan.

Membrane A was synthesized based on the graft-onto reaction between brominated poly[ 4-methoxyphenoxy)(4-methylphenoxy)phosphazenes] (PMMP-Br) and SPEEK3 polymers, while membranes B were obtained by the reaction of bromomethyl groups of polyphosphazenes with triethylamine and simultaneously combined with various amounts of SPEEK3.

PP might crosslink if a vinyl monomer is grafted onto it, especially grafting percentage was high.

Garbo's face was grafted onto the sphinx.

A mask of perfection was grafted onto natural good looks.

"I would like bits of ferocious animals grafted onto me.