Sentence examples for personal artifacts from inspiring English sources

An auction of personal artifacts naturally excavates a person's life.

It features excerpts from Miss Williams's writings, some of her original art, and personal artifacts.

"Carnegie, unlike Frick, never really cared about personal artifacts or splendid houses," according to the Pittsburgh historian Robert Gangewere.

The celebrities choose what goes inside — it is usually articles or photos from vintage magazines, and some personal artifacts.

"I developed my approach by photographing my mother's lingerie," Ishiuchi tells me from Hiroshima, referring to her series, "Mother's," depicting personal artifacts from her deceased parent.

Mr. White's collection of notes and other personal artifacts ignited a firestorm among the Kennedy children, who issued a statement criticizing Mrs. Lincoln.

Besides some family photos of his wife and two toddlers, the only personal artifact in Zucker's office is a bulletproof vest framed in a Lucite box.

3. Evaluate in groups the value of various artifacts from September 11, both from the site of the attacks and from their personal collections; choose a personal artifact to exhibit in a September 11 exhibit in the classroom.

A more personal artifact is the frame Edison built for the phonograph he was devising.

BONN, Germany — The slightest hint that a lost manuscript, letter or personal artifact of the great German composer Ludwig van Beethoven might exist and be available for acquisition is enough to get Michael Ladenburger's adrenaline pumping.

Thanks to a grant of $66,127 to the Taylor Foundation by the National Historic Publications and Records Commission, decades of material that includes records of development, marketing, finance, publicity and production files as well as personal papers and artifacts from Mr. Taylor's former West Village home have been processed.