Sentence examples for interesting artefact from inspiring English sources
He told the New York Times how "the gun is an interesting artefact, and it tells you that the United States captured Saddam Hussein and disarmed him literally.
Our relationship to Charlotte's life is skilfully mediated by Wright's response to it: at first, she is a curiosity, an antiques collector whose most interesting artefact is herself.
I like to imagine that Simon Sebag Montefiore has an orchestra with him at all times, ready to strike a bombastic chord whenever he chances on an interesting artefact or building.
It's an interesting artefact in a thought-provoking line; there have several attempts in recent years to show the world in terms of resources, deprivation or just rather more accurately than the problems which arise when you try to unroll a globe on to a flat surface.
An interesting artefact of their rapid pulsing was the chaotic and rather noisy X-ray emission, which showed an approximate periodicity of 100 μS.
It must be stressed that the monitoring campaign was short but, we think, significant and useful for the purpose of this work that is the overall study of a peculiar and interesting artefact with the hope that it could be restored and conserved in the most appropriate way.
(Bookshops, start your engines - this year's Freakonomics has finally arrived!) They're interesting artefacts, but, like silent films, there's a crudity to their vocabulary of feeling, and it's hard to feel involved in their stories.
He said: "We're looking for all manner of interesting artefacts including photographs, posters, football shirts, balls, clothing, equipment".
This may have remained just an interesting laboratory artefact but for the finding that a growing number of molecular chaperones exist in the human circulation.
It remains an interesting historical artefact that the extreme susceptibility of the lab mouse led to ROP kinase discovery.
These have become simultaneously more interesting as artefacts in their own right, and more threatened as display fashion changes and their original purpose is less relevant to today's audiences.
