Sentence examples for the stone itself from inspiring English sources

While the throw was important, it was the stone itself that held the secrets to a good skip.

The reasons, Dr. Post added, are as faceted and prismatic as the stone itself: "Gems form in the earth, so every gemstone has an incredible natural history.

Once the calcium hydroxide is deposited, its eventual interaction with atmospheric carbon dioxide forms a network of calcium carbonate, similar to that which makes up the stone itself.

Wells was given a reward (there's no record of whether he shared it with Powell) while the stone itself was named after Cullinan.

But then she realised that this revelation had not changed the stone itself, which still had all the qualities she had admired.

The stark beauty of the stone itself reminds you that aesthetics were as important to Wilson as music, and infinitely more vital than commerce.

"It was really the weight of the stones itself that was keeping this thing intact".

David Kapralik, as crippled by cocaine as his star client, told Rolling Stone magazine the song was about the fissures within the Family Stone itself.

In 930 the Black Stone itself was carried away by an extreme Shīʿite sect known as the Qarmatians and held almost 20 years for ransom.

"Could it have been that the Benben stone itself was a meteorite?

However, the problem with this is that the "bad stepping stone" itself still remains "bad".