Sentence examples for interior of a seashell from inspiring English sources

The term conchoidal is used to describe fracture with smooth, curved surfaces that resemble the interior of a seashell; it is commonly observed in quartz and glass.

Vitrain is brittle and tends to break into angular fragments; however, thick vitrain layers show conchoidal fractures (that is, curving fractures that resemble the interior of a seashell) when broken.

The pristine white structure is considered one of Wright's last major works, and the interior mimics the inside of a seashell.

Buys you beach sounds better than the inside of a seashell.

Barrios said that, with your ear to the stone, "it was like listening to the inside of a seashell".

His hair glowed silver in the moonlight, and his skin was as white as the inside of a seashell.

And each has its own subtly spectacular palette: from scuffed-boot black, to rosehip red, to the rinsed white-gray of a seashell interior or an autumn sky.

"She seemed to have been born fully grown, you know, out of a seashell," Herskovitz said.

At the macroscale, a two-layer finite element model of a seashell was developed to capture shell geometry.

I paused over a picture of what appeared to be a man clawing a bloody matter out of a seashell.

These programs might define the shape of a seashell, the weather, or human intelligence.