Sentence examples for a construct from the from inspiring English sources

"And it sounded like a construct from the prosecution, which did not prove beyond any kind of reasonable doubt that there was a rape".

"And it sounded like a construct from the prosecution".

Job satisfaction is a construct from the field of organisational behaviour that measures one's attitudes towards their work [ 16].

In keeping with a construct from season one, the new episodes of Drunk History are organized by city or broad themes.

To be honest, there are times when I doubt if she's an actual human being but rather a CGI construct from the office of Dazed & Confused.

A hold-over construct from the Industrial Age, the corporation is a Underwood typewriter in an age of iPads.

Thus, we generated an ATG-initiated construct from the endogenous repeat sequence encoding about 80 GP repeats.

He knows of someone who might construct from the skull a representation of the face.

"A world constructed from the familiar is a world in which there's nothing to learn," Mr Pariser declares.

Tongue flap surgery is based on the use of a flap constructed from the dorsum of the tongue to close a defect in the palate [2].

Beside Mr. Bansley, three others say the character was a composite constructed from the work of those three.