Sentence examples for sheer stuff from inspiring English sources
I am hugely grateful to work with a team of fashion editors — Sara Moonves, Ethel Park and Vanessa Traina — who bring their taste and super-refined antennae for what's new and really interesting to bear on the inordinate amount of frocks and shoes and just sheer stuff we are asked to consider each season.
It is not just that the amount of sheer stuff that is transported every week to a new theater -- including 65 speakers, 385 lighting instruments and a 30,000-watt sound system, not to mention 687 costumes, 57 hats and 46 M-16's and AK-47's -- defies the idea of chintzy.
The idea of the Collectible is everywhere today, and sometimes strikes me as some desperate instinctive reconfiguring of the postindustrial flow, some basic mammalian response to the bewildering flood of sheer stuff we produce.
"The sheer range of stuff we read was amazing … there is stuff going on I didn't know was going on," he said.
What distinguishes Antwerp as a shopping destination is the sheer variety of stuff on offer in its compact city centre.
The sheer volume of stuff being bought and exchanged by people against their better judgment frankly appalls me.
They remind us of the sheer abundance of stuff available to think about, the range of things in which it is possible to grow interested.
The sheer quantity of stuff in the building becomes evident once you step inside the main hall, where glass cabinets brimming with exhibits fill the floor.
Hardware, software, interface, social, data and so on – the sheer volume of stuff out there and the rate of change can be overwhelming.
This was public recognition of both the sheer amount of stuff America and Britain uniquely do together in the fields of defence and intelligence, and the extent of what the two leaders referred to as their "common interests and shared values".
Take votes on whether to get a trampoline… Identify what needs to go A landscaper friend consistently marvels at the sheer quantity of stuff you can remove from a garden before it starts to look even remotely tidy.
