Sentence examples for modest materials from inspiring English sources
Her modest work has been compared with that of Kurt Schwitters, the master of collages made with modest materials.
The bigger ones are no more than no-frills cafes, sometimes fashioned out of modest materials like rattan and corrugated metal.
In the 19 years since Yves Abel started L'Opéra Français de New York to explore the French opera canon, he has become a master at wringing magnificent performances from the most modest materials.
But there were also straightforwardly tailored garments made from modest materials (mainly corduroy), in sensible proportions, as well as shearling coats that might as well have "Christmas present" printed on the lapel.
At Thomas Murray, where the "shamanic-inspired art" of "the tribal minorities of Asia" predominates, one wall roams the region with a few dozen masks, most of them irresistibly direct in emotional expression and their ingenious use of modest materials.
When Google debuted Cardboard at its 2014 Developers Conference, then- Google Product Chief Sundar Pichai showed off the headset made of modest materials with an insouciance that indirectly poked fun at the ambitious and expensive Oculus purchase Facebook had announced only shortly before.
Out of this modest material she translated her stand-up sensibility into a relentlessly funny, elaborately inventive world.
Still, he acknowledged in an e-mail exchange that "certainly some gun nuts will try — using the quite modest material properties of 3-D printing".
It was obvious: religion was over — finished, a long disease for which the cure had been found in the form of mass education and a taste of modest material well-being.
By describing what really happened, Mira wrote, she hoped to make amends: "Perhaps this modest material will help to clarify his identity as a great friend of the Jews of Bosnia long before World War II.
The queen's personal triumph, the Petit Trianon, is Coppola's off-Versailles, a place of her own, made to her own aesthetic tastes, uniting more modest material pleasures, less formal society, and contemplative ease (but certainly not abstemiousness, austerity, or indifference to surfaces and material charm).
