Sentence examples for I could reconstruct from inspiring English sources

I know that, if I kept at it, I could reconstruct his whole life.

I wish I could reconstruct for you that rainswept battlefield as I saw it.

I am trying to recall that year, to find deep down some memories, even a few impressions on the basis of which I could reconstruct a misted-up past without too many distortions.

Manny had previously left me his mother's number in Massachusetts and his father's number in the Bronx, and these phone numbers were the only ways I could reconstruct a life I really didn't know.

"Then I realized I could reconstruct a complete timeline from any point in Twitter history of all the people you're following now," Baio told me.

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Moreover, IDBA-Tran had similar performance to CEM in estimating the expression levels because it could reconstruct most of the expressed transcripts making the estimation process easier.

For the conceit of the novel is that we are made of words – our own, however stale and self-limiting ("I sometimes feel that you could reconstruct an entire marriage in 10 sentences"), and others', especially the legacy of literature.

I don't think you could reconstruct either Quauhnahuac or Tomalìn from "Under the Volcano," but, as Vicky suggests, the book, like Joyce's, does have the power to mimic consciousness.

By Jane Kramer What drives Roden is the realization that through food "you could reconstruct a world".

Instead, they were artfully scanning what they read for fragments from which they could reconstruct a plausible whole.