Sentence examples for architects would have from inspiring English sources

"Many architects would have been leery of lending their work to it.

Given the task of providing 26 dwellings, most architects would have opted to deliver a standard block of flats.

(The architects would have preferred the mystifying "Day Unto Day Uttereth Speech and Night Unto Night showeth Knowledge," from Psalm 19).

To succeed, Gerald Levin and Stephen Case, the merger's architects, would have to be corporate Titos, creating a unified whole out of radically different parts.

Iraq is a far less modern, less united, and less friendly place than the fondest hopes of the war's architects would have had the American public believe.

You get the feeling that British modernist architects would have liked to send their prospective building's users to night school for aesthetics classes.

The architect would have disagreed.

Any decent architect would have ordered the place gutted.

Frank Lloyd Wright, the Guggenheim's architect, would have loved this show.

And that's exactly what its architect would have wanted you to believe.

This is not something an architect would have proposed for the graffiti-plagued subway system of the 1980s.