Sentence examples for very material that from inspiring English sources

For even as the fiction writer tells humane stories about behavior and motive and family relations what one might think of as a sympathetic skill so he or she is also a little like the proverbial choirboy at the funeral: coldly observing, carefully pillaging, rearranging, impersonating, and re-voicing the very material that constitutes "family".

Do they try to appeal to a potential audience's need for nostalgia and so chance turning out a product that reeks of days and tastes gone by, or do they seek contemporary values -- and contemporary audiences -- and along the way, perhaps jettison the very material that made the original successful?

The elemental desolation of Sibelius's final orchestral work is inexpressibly magnified by your intense visual focus on the pseudo-solid gelatinity of Paine's sculpture, made from the very material that inspired Sibelius's music, the cassava root gloop that is such a staple of Finnish mythology … Honest.

For even as the fiction writer tells humane stories about behavior and motive and family relations — what one might think of as a sympathetic skill — so he or she is also a little like the proverbial choirboy at the funeral: coldly observing, carefully pillaging, rearranging, impersonating, and re-voicing the very material that constitutes "family".

Which makes it all the sadder that it is this very material that ultimately undermines the novel.

Inside were three surveillance photographs and a complete report about the Malaysia meeting the very material that he had asked for so many times.

"Sugar is a very nice material that can be dissolved away in the presence of living tissue, it's very friendly to biological tissue.

It's an odd mix of very graphic material that's also witty and charming".

It gives you a sense of the identity of the works, their structure, their rhythm, and the class material is very often material that is going into a new dance".

These organisms are so common that they comprise the major fossilised component of "diatomaceous earth", a very crumbly material that is known to be atmospherically transported across the planet.

One unexpected, and very expensive, material that turned up in several collections in Milan was astrakhan, a fairly controversial fur that is also known as Persian lamb, made from the skins of newborn (and sometimes unborn) lambs.