Sentence examples for making of words from inspiring English sources

Here the iconoclastic and inventive composer Pauline Oliveros, who also plays the accordion, will be joined by the playwright, poet and author Ione for a performance of "Cross Overs," a musical work that explores, in the phrase of the creators, the sound of words and the making of words out of sound.

With no graphics, Amber was a world made of words.

Poetry, of course, is a music made of words.

Fitzgerald's Gatsby is a very fragile creation, made of words and dreams.

By Dan Chiasson Graham uses gaps and ciphers to represent intuitions that aren't yet made of words.

I think it's the perfect antidote to a life made of words.

Here the visible world is sharply present, but being made of words makes that world audible as well.

Frank is always a character for me; that is, he's a piece of artifice made of words.

As we dive headlong into this world made of words, the temptation will always be to shout above the din.

In his view, "good novels are made of words, without drawings that helpfully show the expressions on characters' faces".

But the world, the non-baseball world, the world of love and sex and jobs and friends was made of words.