Sentence examples for manmade world from inspiring English sources

But look again: it is the manmade world – a lantern and a wooden bridge – which lead Lucy astray.

Her symbols recur like characters: figures in the manmade world, creatures in the landscape, faces in walls.

There are certain very basic conventions in the manmade world, for instance, red is a colour of alert and is international".

A loss of faith in synthetic fabrics in the 1970s was in keeping with a widespread disaffection toward the products and consequences of a manmade world".

There is no spoken or sung script, just a nebulous story: Technology joins forces with Nature; Evangelical Green preaches the gospel of modernism, forging a manmade world where "scents sound, touch and pour," to quote the précis.

In the night plane coming back to my city, below me the lights of New York appeared, forming their own constellations, testimony to a manmade world confident of its future.

All this energy reflects a central fact: Jamaica Bay sits at the literal and figurative edge where the natural and the manmade worlds collide.

But the lake's mysterious depths are suggestive of the links between them – conflict between the natural and the manmade worlds, guilt and paralysis about climate change, the sense that many of us are emotionally or ecologically on the brink.

Construction of the Hoover Dam began on July 7 , 1930 marking the beginning of the creation of one of the largest manmade structures in the world.

De Waal's pots are manmade things in the world.

Experts at Uralkali say it may be the largest manmade sinkhole in the world.