Sentence examples for material pursued from inspiring English sources

The pair began to write together, horn-heavy, increasingly experimental material, pursued while Ciancia's career in film and TV scoring began to flourish, working on projects such as True Detective, Nashville and The Hunger Games.

Biomaterial researchers are constantly looking for innovative materials like surface-binding ligands and implant materials, pursuing the aim of improving biocompatibility and healing into host tissues.

He is riled when people dismiss it as a mere documentary: "They seem to have trouble with the idea that you might use real-life material to pursue artistic ends that are just as rich in allusion and suggestiveness as purely private material.

Even as a huge cache of Holocaust-era files was being presented publicly at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington this week, a group of organizations representing survivors and their families complained that the announcement came too late for them to use the material in pursuing insurance claims.

Physiological and embryological investigations requiring the use of living material are generally pursued at biological stations.

He marveled that Israel's population had grown to eight million people — but said he worried that they were becoming less grounded in moral values as they increasingly pursued material goals.

He was born in India, in 1918, during the overseas missionary service of his parents, a three-year period that ended in "frustration and disappointment" for Ethel and George Birch, whose evangelical zeal conflicted with the more material progress being pursued by the missionary Sam Higginbottom, their boss at the Allahabad Agricultural Institute.

"House of Their Dreams" thematically revolves around a family that has pursued material interests at the expense of being together; musically, the song was compared to a softer version of the band's song "American Dream".

Results from all of the projects are given, as well as an account of the downselection process that identified materials to be pursued further after initial investigation.

Pressureless sintering of powder-processed functionally graded materials is being pursued to economically produce metal ceramic composites for a variety of high-temperature (e.g., thermal protection) and energy-absorbing (e.g., armor) applications.

The first involved American assertions that North Korea had pursued fissile material by enriching uranium, in addition to its better-known effort to use plutonium.