Sentence examples for build into the structure from inspiring English sources

It's something he and Greig sought to build into the structure of the play from the start, by having a different local choir performing with the actors each night, without their ever having read a script or seen a performance.

Educational privilege and elitism is built into the structure of society.

A lot of that is built into the structure of America's constitution.

How we got here is, in part, a story about a sickness built into the structure of the EU.

I gathered data from more than 180 scientific papers with everything built as accurately as possible with hundreds of little scientific details built into the structure and dynamics".

The irony built into the structure was that his own demise should be treated in the new, lofty style of Luce.

The sequence specifies a sort of ZIP code that is built into the structure of each protein produced by those genes.

Leaving the nest was built into the structure of "Jersey Shore" in recent seasons, with the cast departing en masse for Miami and, last season, to Italy.

Especially within some circles of Muslim intellectuals and students, there were criticisms of the corruption that was seen not only as built into the structure of the economy but also as extending to the highest levels of the regime.

That may be part of an attitude built into the structure of "Lucky Guy," the notion that portraiture is only a collage of others' perceptions and that we can never fully know the real person within.

Comic relief is certainly not part of the organising principle of Taken and its sequels, though the incongruity of Neeson as a skilled assassin was built into the structure of the first film – something impossible to carry over into subsequent instalments of what has become a successful franchise.