Sentence examples for architecture of what from inspiring English sources
Society is constructed around an imbrication of Eros and Thanatos, yet at certain moments the two come apart and the fragile architecture of what we have built collapses.
All who wanted a unified church, so necessary in a hostile world, must stand by John; Irenaeus' reading provided "the basic architecture of what would become orthodox Christianity".
You have to be a nuclear physicist to understand the architecture of what happens in the event of default on these deals.
They were streamlining not just the API but the architecture of what used to be rooms and what was now groups.
The latest plan to handle the eurozone's sovereign debt crisis did not emerge until the wee small hours of this morning and it gives us little more than the architecture of what has been agreed.
Neither would exist without the internet, which celebrates an unofficial anniversary 12 March – the day when Sir Tim Berners-Lee first outlined the architecture of what would become the World Wide Web 25 years ago.
Julie Bargmann, who teaches landscape architecture at the University of Virginia, credits Ms. Schwartz with helping lift landscape architecture out of what she calls the "dregs" of the early 1970's.
A millennium ago, what is now East St. Louis, Illinois, was an affluent neighborhood of Native Americans, set amid the largest concentration of people and monumental architecture north of what is now Mexico.
The Halls' architect, Welch, Smith & Provot, was a specialist in town-house design, and the five carriage houses that the firm created for these lots were particularly sophisticated works of architecture for what was often a humdrum type of building.
A significant strain of contemporary architecture comes out of what Harold Rosenberg called the dematerialization of the art object.
