Sentence examples for they were experiments from inspiring English sources

The old name told you that they were experiments, and definitely not artworks.

The prints have an antique look as if they were experiments by an early inventor of photography.

First, it accounts for the fact that many of Boyle's experiments were almost completely divorced from theory – they were experiments that "had a life of their own," – to use Ian Hacking's felicitous phrase (Hacking 1983, chapter 9).

"They were experimenting with techniques," said one official.

They were experimenting with substances that would block these chloride channels.

It was a novel situation and they were experimenting a lot.

England varied their tactics in midfield, but merely looked as if they were experimenting in desperation.

Deisseroth hired a chemical engineer named Kwanghun Chung, and within a few months they were experimenting with a hydrogel called acrylamide.

Most would have their own take on what writing should be; they informed him they were writing novels; invariably they were "experimenting with form".

At that time they were experimenting with CCTV, so in the end they gave him a screen to watch and kept him upstairs.

The paper quotes a "user called 'planetcheck'" who claims the women is her great-grandmother: "They were experimenting with wireless telephones.