Sentence examples for wrought structure from inspiring English sources

Whatever else it is, the book is an intricately wrought structure of myth and symbol, a novel devoted to initiations, rites of passages, testing, annihilation and rebirth.

Hot rolling was carried out after ESR to reduce the thickness and to change the cast structure to a wrought structure.

He wants to survey the philosophical material and explore its nuances, yet he is tempted away by the rambunctious dialogue and finely wrought structures of these films with their tales of marriage undone and redone.

These processes have been proven feasible for fabricating components from nearly any metal system to near-net shape accuracy with mechanical properties approaching and in some cases exceeding the properties found in conventionally processed wrought structures.

Requiring low sunlight, so grows well in light obstructed areas, including developed coastal areas featuring human-wrought structures, beneath and upon which it may attach and thrive in the shade.

Codium grows best in low sunlight, which helps it to thrive in light obstructed areas, including developed coastal regions featuring human-wrought structures, beneath and upon which it may attach and thrive in the shade.

The Holy War (1682), Bunyan's second allegory, has a carefully wrought epic structure and is correspondingly lacking in the spontaneous inward note of The Pilgrim's Progress.

Original plans were for a stone bridge and later iterations were for a wrought iron structure.

The wrought iron structure is made from three parallel, scalloped girders that were manufactured in England.

Many of the installations, like the giant metal bottom half of a baby that grew into a wrought globe structure you could squeeze into, were cool to climb up on.

Sidney's sonnets [PDF] are carefully wrought Petrarchan structures, showing a gift for what I would call "deep embroidery".