There's a moment after the fact where you realize, oh, I'm constructing something.
It's an almost magical moment, when you're constructing something from nothing, when this thing comes alive and you feel the characters start to live and you no longer have to live for them.
It seems that, as with Kumchang-ri, there was a genuine, if not unanimous, belief by Israeli intelligence that the Syrians were constructing something that could have serious national-security consequences.
"Soriano and Txiki are constructing something similar to what they had in Barcelona in 2003," Masnou told BBC Sport.
This left her feeling that she never fully belonged in either place, which made her acutely aware of the ways identity and experience are constructed, something evident in her beautiful, eerie portraiture and landscapes.
The Hills (the only reality show with a brilliant finale) pulled away to show the cast on a sound stage, hinting that the whole thing was constructed and scripted, something fans always believed.
My artistic style is about constructing something new out of the parts and pieces of systems and modes that at one point were ideologically isolated philosophies.
When you are done constructing something to put the USB and audio cable on, drill a hole big enough to put a slide a dowel in.
"I'd take it home, see how it was constructed and make it into something new for myself," he explains.
France's notion of national identity was constructed during the Renaissance as something cultural rather than what we would now call "ethnic". French poets and authors of the Renaissance put forward an image of France as the "Mother of the Arts and Letters" (a phrase, incidentally, reused by Marine Le Pen in her speeches).
"Ethnic nationalism," in contrast, offers as natural and timeless something that was constructed in the middle of the 19th century.
