Sentence examples for objects created for from inspiring English sources

Almost everything here was made to make us marvel, literally in the case of the many objects created for the Great Exhibition or the Paris Exposition.

Maybe because they don't identify with an owner like George Steinbrenner, a role model for the worst in fandom (a delusional fantasy league participant), they are less likely to view players as objects created for their self-expression.

Even so, "Korean Funerary Figures: Companions for the Journey to the Other World" at the Korea Society is unusual because it presents objects created for ordinary people rather than for aristocrats or the wealthy.

But the choices of Nono's "Al Gran Sole" and of Mr. Pintscher's music suggest that New Line was set up with enterprise and thoughtfulness, and "Lost Objects," created for the series, could easily have been an honest mistake.

Objects created for religious, ritualistic or tribal reasons, like African fertility statues, pre-Columbian stone figures and Oceanic masks, are now routinely traded -- and admired -- as works of art.

These Medicean objects created the context for Galileo's work; he was literally in the service of the Medicis.

These objects, created to be used for only a few moments, stay with us forever at a tremendous cost to the planet and the environment.

Such objects may include the personal possessions of the deceased, objects specially created for the burial, or miniature versions of things believed to be needed in an afterlife.

The Blade Runner Sketchbook was first published 30 years ago on a very limited run and features sketches of elements and objects especially created for the film.

Later, an object is created for each of these individuals and is added to the ontology.

After the confocal image stack was loaded into Imaris, a "surface object" was created for each channel to generate the 3-D model.