Sentence examples for provide much material from inspiring English sources

When Homer says he cannot provide much material wealth for Marge, she reminds him that anything he gives her is valuable, because it is from him.

The appearance in front of MPs by the former director-general Mark Thompson and the current BBC Trust chairman Lord Patten, alongside five others, provided much material, and fun, for sketch writers.

One of the themes of this exhibition is the way Rowlandson's art depicts the social mixing of the times, and the theater, which he attended and depicted often, provided much material.

Azerbaijan's election provided much material for journalists and analysts, but for the people living in the country, it was just another day in a dictatorship.

Ingraham's engaging writing style makes this book a page-turner and provides much material to enhance lessons dealing with microorganisms and related processes.

Historians have invented an entire discipline of historiography to reflect on the changing ways in which they work, but less thought has been given to the collectors who provide much of their raw material.

England's countryside, villages and castles provide much of the raw material, all well used by director of photography Dion Beebe and production designer Dennis Gassner.

Gene duplication is thought to provide much of the genetic material allowing plants to generate a vast diversity of metabolites.

Another kind of 1.1-volt battery constructed with essentially the same materials can provide much more electricity.

The cab ride to Chinatown did not provide much in the way of reading material, unless you wanted to press your fingers against the greasy screen of the video monitor now installed in each car.

No matter how students encounter the material though, the counseling sessions ought to provide much more than the government requires.