Sentence examples for a construction that from inspiring English sources
It's a construction that compels the participants to go beyond narcissism.
Michael Jackson is Jax in The News but Jacko in The Post, a construction that has a British air but the advantage of teaming nicely with "wacko".
We cannot, accordingly, but ask the question: is this the beginning of the end for the EU, a construction that started 50 years ago on the basis of an age-old utopia, but now proves unable to fulfil its promises?
Using pieces of found wood or metal, she glues together a construction that reads at once as raw stuff, gestural (or Cubist) abstraction and a remarkably lifelike image of a horse.
The particulars of her case Smith's sympathy for the poor and the weak, Condorcet's commitment to toleration and diversity are firmly grounded, even where these alter popular, rather than scholarly, images.This adjustment of view, however, is put to the service of a construction that is unhistorical.
The BCH codes obtained by Bose and Ray-Chaudhuri and independently by the French mathematician Alexis Hocquenghem in 1959 and 1960 are based on a construction that yields an n × r matrix H with the property P2u in which r ≤ mu, n = 2m − 1, q = 2.
Something more is happening in Christina Mackie's installation, which has as its centrepiece a roofed construction that looks a bit like a rough-hewn beachside bar.
A knockout in beige rayon crepe, it has a complicated construction that includes a floating rectangle of fabric attached to the bodice by a bright pink sling.
This may reflect a difficulty in openly challenging a discursive construction that is embedded in language and imagery, and to some extent, internalised by the participants themselves.
Even recently, when he decided to renovate his house there — a sizable construction that included the installation of a four-story aquarium — it drew copious news media attention.
This is basically a worm construction that allows you to deploy a payload that will launch itself at a preset time.
