Sentence examples for useful objects from inspiring English sources
Again: Skill without imagination is craftsmanship and gives us many useful objects such as wickerwork picnic baskets.
"Skill without imagination is craftsmanship and gives us many useful objects such as wickerwork picnic baskets," Mr. Stoppard wrote in his 1972 play "Artist Descending a Staircase".
Kant began by emphasizing a general connection between property and agency, maintaining that there would be an affront to agency and thus to human personality, if some system were not arrived at which could permit useful objects to be used.
During the 1800s, Arts-and-Crafts-Movement artists sought to enliven what they saw as the soullessness of industrialization by using their skills to make useful objects by hand.
We're accustomed to thinking of maps as useful objects, whose purpose is to direct us from one location to another, or, in the case of old maps, as fanciful arrangements of bright-colored ink on paper, most evocative for what they get wrong.
We failed to develop a potential permanent cell line; however, the results obtained allow us to assert that some tumor-like formations can be useful objects for establishment of permanent cell lines.
They're hardly useful objects.
Even the genuinely useful objects are impressive enough to be works of art.
"He was not creating canonical art, but creating instead beautiful useful objects: furniture first, art second.
Webb turned the useful objects of daily life into almost fantastical displays.
When everything has the same price -- free -- it can be hard to distinguish between useful used objects and everyday junk.
