Sentence examples for life artifacts from inspiring English sources

Giant trash claws have been digging into the sodden remnants of living rooms and basements and dining rooms, scooping up life artifacts — a framed certificate declaring someone a registered investment adviser, an antivirus program on a CD, a volume of Dickens that was a pulpy mass, a dining room chair without a scratch — and then opening pincers to drop them into dump trucks.

It aims to give due regard to the entirety of people's multi-faceted aesthetic life, including various ingredients of everyday life: artifacts of daily use, chores around the house, interactions with other people, and quotidian activities such as eating, walking, and bathing.

Stages of life are artifacts.

An exhibit at the Hoboken Historical Museum brings those days to life with artifacts from the ocean liners' heyday.

She said she had saved, in her garage in Oregon, many of Andy's possessions from his career and life, the "artifacts and ephemera," as they were called in the description for the exhibit.

He also ordered them into the field to make copious notes, chart maps, record contemporary life, gather artifacts and natural specimens and, above all, document the ancient temples and monuments, one hieroglyph at a time it seemed.

While not viable as life insurance, artifacts from the dawn of the space age can certainly provide an astronaut with a respectable retirement plan.

The objects depicted are from Mr. Rauschenberg's grab-bag vision of life, civilization's artifacts.

"We collect objects of everyday life, not just artifacts of the rich and powerful," said Ms. Ramirez.

It also has generated a culture, a set of ideas and ways of life, practices, and artifacts that have been handed down from generation to generation since Jesus first became the object of faith.

At once a romp and a rumination about creativity, "Persephone" insists on seeing life from the artifact's point of view.