Sentence examples for texture of things from inspiring English sources

Whitman claims, "We are utterly lost without the sexual texture of things".

You clearly delight in the texture of things, and like to bring out their tangible qualities.

Of course, the texture of things would be different, but every moment has its implications.

I like the texture of things that are a bit unfinished, whether it's Tom Waits or Toots and the Maytals.

Thus, he used concilium ("assembly of people") for a "system of atoms" and primordia ("first weavings") for the "atoms" that make up the texture of things.

But you wouldn't know it, looking at the texture of things as simple as a Boy Scout - oops, Wilderness Explorer - uniform, the feathers of a bird, the fur of a dog or the individual hairs in an eyebrow.

Consider the color and texture of the things you are gluing.

And though no museum can borrow whole buildings, what will be shown at the Met is the utterly delectable character of high-bourgeois social surface: the curling inlaid furniture of brilliant cabinet-makers like Gaspar Homar, the delicate jewellery of Lluis Masriera, the fabrics, ceramics and bronzes that gave such iridescent texture to things of domestic use.

Physical properties would include shape, weight, strength, texture, and appearance of things and knowledge of how to handle them.

This close observation is surprisingly intriguing, bringing out shapes, textures and patterns of things routinely taken for granted.

The purpose of fingerprints, he learns, isn't to identify us to others, but others to us: "They're so you can tell the different textures … the close-up of things".