Sentence examples for humble artifacts from inspiring English sources

Here Mr. Guston's drawings of shoes, books, clocks and chairs reveal a renewed interest in cartoons (as a child he was enrolled in a cartooning correspondence course) and an allegiance to the humble artifacts of everyday life.

One wall of Ms. Loum-Martin's entrance hall is a constellation of humble artifacts that serve as a geographical key: rough-hewn North African household tools, a painting of Central African rhinos, a Moroccan couscous bowl, a carved Berber window frame and a scrap of fabric from Senegal.

Kris Kristofferson The demo tape, a humble artifact, usually holds secondary value to all but a self-selecting elite.

If the ring does go to the Hampshire museum, it will join celebrated items like Austen's writing desk, some of her letters, and music books annotated by her hand, as well as a shelf of humbler artifacts found under the house's floorboards.

Paradoxically, the humblest artifacts occasionally pose the most complex conservation problems.

High on the list of popular attractions at Ostia, though, is a much humbler artifact.

Walking through the grid of ribbons, buttons, toothpaste tubes, combs and gramophones was a challenge to consider how much our possessions say about us, how eloquently the humblest domestic artifacts communicate the joys and sorrows of family life, and how we can never save enough to protect ourselves from the inevitability of loss.

ARTS David Kirkness, an enterprising woodworker on the remote Orkney Islands, made thousands of humble chairs that have become prized artifacts.

In the course of a posthumous search of Olive's humble cottage, I came upon a second artifact as significant in its way as the white hide suitcase, and as poignant.

Like many of the most enduring cultural artifacts, "A Christmas Story" is made from humble stuff, with quiet genius.

The show, the first of African money in an American museum, includes 50 artifacts in a variety of metals and humbler materials: cowrie shells, beads and cloth.