Sentence examples similar to man made artifacts from inspiring English sources

Strauss' work pays homage to William Eggleston's brightly colored photos that made artifacts of mundane life.

The man made some classics.

Evolution is a man made theory.

Some disasters are man made.

Some of the animals may have been hunted to death; thousands of moa bones have been found at Maori archeological sites, and man-made artifacts have been uncovered near mammoth and mastodon remains at more than a dozen sites in North America.

But men made the difference.

But man-made artifacts can defy the battering of the passing years as man cannot.

Much of our knowledge of ancient horses comes not from fossils but from man-made artifacts such as jewelry, temple art, and grave stelae.

He praises Paris for its civic arts, for "the excellence of its man-made artifacts" and "the superb interrelation of the buildings and public realm," and he regales the reader with a succinct and fascinating account of how the Emperor Louis Napoleon and his administrative chief of Paris, Georges Eugène Haussmann, redesigned the city in the mid-19th century.

Software systems represent one of the most complex man-made artifacts.

The particles could be debris of silicon rubber and fluorinated compounds and are therefore man-made artifacts rather than natural organic matter.