Sentence examples for object with something from inspiring English sources

"All you have to do is associate the fearful object with something else".

Repeat this exercise several times, again replacing the object with something thicker when the exercise seems too easy.

"The idea of an enchanted object really starts with something that's ordinary.

"I have no doubt whatsoever that we're dealing with a 16th-century object, and something with a very close connection to Michelangelo and his circle," said Mr. Wallace, a professor at Washington University in St . Louis

The pilot described the object as being spherical, with something like a green afterburner creating a considerable amount of turbulence behind it.

Motbey then tested this out in the lab on rats, and found that the rats that had had mephedrone had more trouble with object recognition, something they are naturally good at.

If the object of your desire replies with something chatty like "lol! its f8!" you're well on your way.

Museums exist to offer us something that we can't find anywhere else: an encounter, whether with an object or idea (or even with something on the Internet if we consider virtual museums) -- an encounter we deem true and authentic in a place respectful of this private transaction.

Over the last few years, Mr. Griffith has argued that we need to design more things to last, what he calls heirloom design in an interview with Good: An object with 'heirloom design' is something that will not only last through your lifetime and into the next generation, but that you also desire to keep that long because it's beautiful, functional, and timeless.

Yet the artistic practice of mashup where an artist fuses a found object with another to create something new has a long history in the arts, its roots in a variety of prominent cultural movements from the last 100 years.

Subjects can also reach out and grasp objects in their 'blind' field with something like 80% or more of normal accuracy, and can catch a ball thrown from their 'blind' side, all without conscious awareness.