Sentence examples for wondrous materials from inspiring English sources

IT HARDLY needs saying that the double helix of deoxyribonucleic acid better known as DNA is one of nature's most wondrous materials.

Wondrous materials found in nature and now synthesized in enormous quantity and variety, polymers find an ever-increasing use in manufactured products.

So festooned is the SUV with clever safety technology, innovative powertrain features and wondrous materials that it can feel like a concept car that slipped the leash – for both good and ill.

It is a truly wondrous material.

Curiously, aluminum has always been viewed as a wondrous material in search of ways of being used.

"It's the way we use it that turns this wondrous material into a major waste problem".

"It's the way we use it that turns this wondrous material into a major waste problem". The question remains: can we change our habits in time?

While a wondrous material accomplishment, that was also a socially disabling development, nourishing a culture of status-seeking individualism and so undermining the sense of social solidarity that had made the New Deal possible.

In a paper presented in 1912 to an international meeting of chemists in New York City, he foresaw a future of vibrant desert communities under "a forest of glass tubes and greenhouses of all sizes" where light-driven chemical reactions would produce not just energy but also wondrous medicines and materials.

Cavendish will argue that the processes that are traditionally identified as material are wondrous and impressive and that the processes that she would identify as material, but that others would identify as immaterial, are even more so.

Apart from sacred, patriotic, and "classical" music, published popular songs were written either by gentleman amateurs in the English tradition (the first American pop song is, by legend, Francis Hopkinson's unmemorable song of 1788, "My Days Have Been So Wondrous Free") or by performers in need of material, like Rice and countless others.