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Stone, clay and wood, the materials the painting seems made of, are the stuffs of statuary and, in the 15th and 16th centuries, the Pietà – a depiction of the pitiful moment when Mary supports her dead son Christ on her lap – flourished as a sculptural genre.

Because matter is stuff, not individuals, the objects that are teleologically important are also the descriptively basic objects, because what they are made of are not objects at all.

Not only are their boots, the pleats in their skirts, and the horrible shiny fabric their tops are made of are all the same colour, but so is the room they're dancing in.

According to the author of "The New Diaper Primer" the various fabrics that adult cloth diapers can be made of are woven in different ways.

What does she make of being the oldest person alive?

What do you make of being labelled a national treasure?

Whatever they were made of, they were making me hungry.

Transistors made of pentacene are less so.

Buildings, many made of mud, are crumbling.

Carvings made of soapstone are also popular.

What Is Culture Made Of? Culture is made of norms.