Sentence examples for american construct from inspiring English sources

George was that most worthy American construct, the devastatingly attractive man who always went home to his wife.

But overseas, it is sometimes seen as an American construct, said Alex Wilde, a vice president and spokesman for the foundation.

Pearson prepares us for shocks to come as he reflects on "the price of shoring up, providing a few more bricks to the facade we Afro-Americans construct to maintain our dignity rather than tell the world or even ourselves everything about who we are".

But I think that [Steven] and I had this view into the African-American construct -- we sort of grew up with one foot in Jamaica and one foot here.

These Native Americans constructed superb communal cliff dwellings and raised corn (maize), squash, and beans.

The Brazilian Army fought alongside American troops in Italy during World War II, and Col. Erland Correia Mota has tried to preserve nearly a score of buildings the Americans constructed here.

To support these forces, the Americans constructed an enormous logistical infrastructure that included four new jet-capable air bases with 10,000-foot (3,000-metre 3,000-metreix new deepwaterunways, 75 tactical air basix, 26 hospitals, anewmore than 10,000,000 square feet (900,000 square metres) of warehousing.

The conditions for the Americans constructing the siege works were difficult.

With one eye out for timber rattlers and copperheads, the professor and I hiked into a valley where ancient Americans constructed miles and miles of low stone walls by hand.

They are meant to comment on American constructs of capitalism, militarism, racism, industriousness, recreation and such.

It's impossible for most black Americans to construct full family trees.