Sentence examples for some reproduction from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hall, a retired architect, is donating some reproduction furniture.

When we appreciate a painting, Lewis contends, what we contemplate is what this canvas could have in common with some reproduction of it, namely, "that qualitative and abstract essence which is here incorporated, and is theoretically repeatable in some other physical object" (1946, 477).

Moreover, at higher doses still below the classical agricultural dilutions, its toxicity on placental cells could induce some reproduction problems.

Nevertheless, the authors conclude that the demonstrated toxicity of Roundup, even at concentrations below those in agricultural use, could contribute to some reproduction problems.

So I look at some reproductions of some of his drawings.

– such as the Yale Editions of the Boswell Papers, and some reproductions of family portraits.

Today, the house is gleaming, with hardwood floors -- some original, some reproductions -- two new terraces with wrought-iron gates, Italian limestone kitchen counters and networked electronics throughout.

It has 70 dealers whose wares -- antiques and some reproductions -- range from early Chinese to 17th-century French and midcentury modern.

He gave the example of the fair use defense, which protects some reproductions of copyrighted works for criticism, research and similar purposes.

In those days, these weren't reproduced, but Art managed to get access to some reproductions and also originals through knowing collectors.

Together, we look at some reproductions of pictures that are to appear at the Serpentine (the show will comprise old work, much of it from private collections in the US, where she has shown more often, and some new pieces, too).