Sentence examples for interesting artifacts from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mead's studies for the sets of "Blade Runner" are interesting artifacts, but artistically negligible.

Interesting artifacts on display include the wooden dining table where artists in residence dine every night.

Roaming alone, waving his own small metal detector over the craggy ground, he found many of the most interesting artifacts now in the museum.

The most interesting artifacts in the exhibition are from the Diaspora, after the Babylonian sacking of Jerusalem in 586 B.C.E. and the destruction of the Temple built by Solomon some 400 years earlier.

To those who know their Under Pressure from their Pressure Release, The New Breed cassette compilation is one of the most bitching and interesting artifacts to come out of the late-80s NYHC scene.

Within the cacophonous labyrinth of art objects vying for human attention, however, there are enough genuinely interesting artifacts to justify a visit, particularly within The Armory Show's Focus: African Perspectives - Spotlighting Artistic Practices of Global Contemporaries.

It's an interesting artifact, not just because it's part of internet history, but also because it explains the internet's present - and hints at its future.

Is an interesting artifact of an earlier age, however flawed, best retooled for public consumption or left to the dusty file drawer of academic curiosity?

"The gun is an interesting artifact, and it tells you that the United States captured Saddam Hussein and disarmed him literally," Mr. Langdale said.

"The Hamlet in particular is an interesting artifact," he said, "since certain passages were omitted from the performance, and marked typographically in the quarto".

When I got home and checked the mail, I found another interesting artifact: a brochure promising happiness from a few spurts of a new "stud spray" (derived from "bushy herbs" favored by Bulgarians and Brazilian tribesmen).