Sentence examples for masses of stuff from inspiring English sources

In fact, you get the impression that Beaumont has had to leave masses of stuff out, for reasons of space.

Theoretically, this can be done for free using human labour and local materials – like the old thatch, stone and wood cottages of pre-industrialised times – or by utilising the masses of stuff we've already produced.

I do listen to Napster and Spotify, and I load up my iPod as well – there's something terrific about being able to take a very small machine with masses of stuff on it.

For masses of stuff composed of simples, however, the procedure is relatively simple—"whenever you have a larger mass compounded out of smaller masses of the same kind, identify the larger mass with a set of these smaller masses".

"A mass of stuff?" I said.

"She left behind a mass of stuff," she said.

Still, out of Luce's mass of stuff, two parallel but distinct diagnoses of "descent" emerge.

"Block", meaning a solid mass of stuff (in this case a block of flats), goes way back to Middle English.

So there is a whole mass of stuff... in the universe we know nothing about and we never will know anything about, because the light will never get to us in time for us to know anything about it".

The hand is engaged in creating Man and Woman out of an amorphous mass of stuff, so the palm can't be studied, but a palmist can get the preliminary impressions from the back of the hand - the palm merely furnished the details.

What makes science fiction different from other art forms (at the risk of stating the obvious) is its clunky yet weirdly intimate relationship with science; with our changing models of the universe – the terrifying vast mass of stuff that is not us and that we can't assimilate: not food, not prey, not another social animal to be manipulated.