Sentence examples for written artifacts from inspiring English sources

The beauty of the Adamses' marriage was, and remains, that its written artifacts obviate the need for invention.

I could make them not just books but written artifacts of various kinds — "Six Memos for the Next Millennium" could be literally memos.

However, she doesn't quite meet the challenge presented by telling her novel through written artifacts.

Film critic Mike McGranaghan awarded the film three and a half out of four stars and wrote, "Artifact is a fascinating documentary because it pulls back the curtain on the music business".

From slave shackles to Prince's tambourine: when the Smithsonian's African American museum opens next month, it will offer visitors a layered journey through the long and complicated history of black people in America written in artifacts large and small, old and new.

In a letter to the Field Museum, Dr. Hawass wrote, "Ancient artifacts are not for display in homes and offices; rather they are meant to be shown in museums and cultural institutions".

Writing about artifacts like these — and bits of earth scraped from Christ's tomb, and dollops of oil harvested from sacred lamps — the curators noted, "When brought home, these treasures allowed their owners to revisit the sites of their pilgrimage, to be protected by them, and to occasion miracles".

As the years lengthen and survivors die off, the memory of the Holocaust is increasingly embodied in written accounts and artifacts.

The second section of this questionnaire is about cross-language links, that is, connections between the code of artifacts written in different languages.

While executable artifacts exist in the form of executable specifications (content and workflow schemata) in the content repository, too, the majority of executable artifacts in the analyzed system are classical software artifacts (programs written in Tcl, Javascript, SQL and HTML templates as used by OpenACS).

The site offers high-resolution 360-degree views of artifacts, with written and oral explanations in English, French and Arabic.