Sentence examples for material in itself from inspiring English sources
The last 12 months have seen book releases from Harry Redknapp, Sir Alex Ferguson and Zlatan Ibrahimovic - enough material in itself to provide some memorable quotes from 2013.
Every wall is a material in itself; and ideally no material, if it is properly used, needs to be covered up.
The musical material in itself is not arrestingly original: Stravinsky's influence looms large, and the second movement sounds like the Rite of Spring squeezed into a slow hip-hop beat – in a good way.
Holl has written that architecture should heighten, even challenge, our sensations of light, sound, shadow, time, color, and movement, and throughout the Bloch Building he treats light as if it were a building material in itself.
As literature, especially poetry, grows more and more sophisticated, it begins to manipulate this field of suspended metaphors as a material in itself, often as an end in itself.
An event such as Neeson's bereavement echoes backward in time, filling his segment of Love Actually (widowed father tries to teach his son how to approach the girl he is besotted with) with new associations, though it is anything but classic material in itself.
A City spokeswoman said: "The creation of the tasteless material is in itself reprehensible and in accepting and brandishing it, Carlos has made a significant error of judgment.
As intriguing as this material is in itself, it's Lasdun's deviations from it that make for such an odd and original work of nonfiction.
If the work of art is the bearer or locus of beauty and other aesthetic properties, it cannot be the material object in itself.
In studies of emotion-induced retrograde enhancements of memory, evidence suggests that the benefits are particularly strong for learned material that in itself is emotional (Segal & Cahill, 2009).
For instance, only though the powers of language can material being in itself be said to be "missing" things, since, on its own, this dimension of being always is simply whatever it is in its dumb, idiotic presence as never more and never less than sheer, indifferent plenitude.
