Sentence examples for sought-after objects from inspiring English sources

Sure, bags are profitable, he said, but look how they have become these highly sought-after objects.

LONDON — One of the most sought-after objects in Ancient Roman homes was an elaborate cooking contraption known as an authepsa.

After reading Johanson's 1981 best-seller, "Lucy," Berger decided instead to pursue paleoanthropology and search for what he likes to call the "rarest, most sought-after objects on earth".

Dr. Pert was working at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in the 1970s when a team she was on found one of the most sought-after objects in brain research: the receptor in the brain that opiates like morphine fit into, like a key in a lock, allowing the drug's effects to work.

Thus, if one had an idea of where to look for the sought-after object in the British Museum, a great deal of time could be saved by searching heuristically rather than algorithmically.

His short dystopian satire is plainly inspired by the darker excesses of American media capitalism Vasset's 'novel' follows a basic formula - a narrator, a sought-after object and what he calls 'relevant events'.

Jewels and art are the most sought after objects.

You now have one of the most sought-after cult objects in the Mac universe.

The show stresses the women's ethnic diversity, with special attention to blacks whose work until recently was dismissed as hybrid African-American, lacking the "authenticity" of sought-after American Indian objects.

In the words of the professional midfielder Matt Striebel, of the Philadelphia Barrage, "The FOGO has become one of the most highly sought-after positions in lacrosse, the object of intense recruiting.

And an important part of that fantastical blockbuster, which will certainly turn us overnight into the most sought-after filmmaker on earth and greatest object of envy, is the casting.