Sentence examples for key object from inspiring English sources

Mobile phones are, one imagines, the key object of desire.

Another key object is a richly allusive sand painting-made-permanent, "Rain in the Line of the Sky" (1993), by a contemporary Navajo, Joe Ben Jr.

This theatre company, founded by Jacques Lessard, relied on the active involvement of actors to discover the key object or pattern necessary to develop the production.

The operator (5) is a key object in this topic.

In one recent case, said Mr Moran, the key object was a doll held by a child.

Operator (1.5), which is a linear combination of the internal superposition operators, is a key object in this topic.

Key objects in Samarra were given American presidents' names.

He notes that those who possess "key objects" -- the crown, the mantle, the Piaget watch -- "have been the rulers and wizards of their peoples".

As well as preserving key objects from the past, part of the job of a museum is to collect items that define our present.

However, many key objects, including an X-ray machine from the late 1920's and a knitted wool swimsuit by the artist Sonia Delaunay, will stay in London.

But the bad news for Dennis Kozlowski is that our tolerance for $15,000 umbrella-stand owners drops to zero if such "key objects" are not earned.