Sentence examples for rogue materials from inspiring English sources

Brain matter (whose? how?) is mixed into several works – you can't see it, you only know it is there, along with other rogue materials including antidepressants, because the captions tell you.

To behold Alain's timeline is to be granted an access-all-areas pass to a philosophy-processing plant, where all manner of rogue material is compressed into a wisdom-effect product.

Seed contamination can also reflect indebtedness, since farmers harvesting seed intended for loaning to poorer farmers rarely bother to rogue the material [29].

Studio Lionsgate subsequently labelled the offending material rogue and said it was doing its best to have it withdrawn.

"We are made of exploded stars and other rogue drifting-around material," Nye explains in the interview.

Implicit in the newspaper forms is a second warning: that Pakistan should not be trifled with by larger powers, because it could retaliate by deciding to sell nuclear-related materials to rogue states.

Here's the Qashqai in a nutshell: It's got the interior packaging of a Nissan Rogue, but with nicer materials and a more upscale look.

He said that it was possible, though not easy, for a rogue figure to acquire material for an atomic weapon.

On the contrary, Walker makes a stomach-churningly plausible case that a nuclear explosion could still be caused by terrorists or rogue states with stolen material, or by an old-fashioned Strangelove cock-up.

And the administration is still covering up for Pakistan, whose government recently made the absurd claim that large-scale shipments of nuclear technology and material to rogue states -- including North Korea, according to a new C.I.A. report -- were the work of one man, who was promptly pardoned by President Pervez Musharraf.

The most immediate danger is that North Korea sells its know-how and material to other rogue states, such as Iran (which also uses uranium), or to terrorists unconcerned about accuracy.