Sentence examples for but to construct from inspiring English sources

But to construct a narrative experience that detailed and engaging is a multimillion dollar operation.

They falsify their material deliberately: their task isn't to portray the truth, but to construct stories.

She presented herself in many contradictory ways, and used her art not just to reveal her personality, but to construct a personality.

In French one has no choice but to construct a phrase involving the use of two prepositions: Foire du Livre de Francfort.

It's hard enough to write good jokes, but to construct a crossword containing twisted punch lines that surprise and delight, well, mad props.

When the teacher gives the class a week to complete a major art project, Fred is so fired up he decides not just to draw an Indian tepee but to construct a real one, "big enough to sit in, with paintings on the walls".

James, the Venezuelan bureau chief for The Associated Press, adds some cursory historical context to the raw anecdotes he strings together, but fails to construct a narrative worthy of these poignant memories.

But attempting to construct equivalencies is no way to feel better about the death of children; and the point about messiness is why one gets angry at wars, not why one shrugs at them.

But attempts to construct micro-organisms that make biofuels efficiently certainly are though it will be impressive if a group of amateurs can succeed in cracking a problem that is confounding many established companies.

NI makes a fair attempt to answer the question, but fails to construct a logical argument.

It is a specific government policy tool not only to support the commercialization of potential scientific discoveries but also to construct related competences within universities (Heinonen 2015).