Sentence examples for but to reconstruct from inspiring English sources

But to reconstruct stories and scenes, nonfiction writers must conduct vigorous and responsible research.

But to reconstruct which place they filled in this intricate web, we have to look beyond the bones.

Then, civilian volunteers from around the world came to try not only to repair the ravages of war but to reconstruct a country devastated by over three decades of misrule.

Among those commentators who would defend what Stone calls a "weak a priori" version of Hegel's philosophy of nature, perhaps the most prominent is Michael J. Petry, who attempted to show that Hegel's philosophy of nature was not intended to oppose the findings of science, but to reconstruct and reorganize them in light of his own philosophy.

Darwin himself became an active breeder of pigeons and attempted not only to demonstrate that all of the fancy breeds produced by artificial selection descended from a single wild species (the rock pigeon, Columba livia) but to reconstruct their historical relationships (Fig. 4).

A brilliant novelist reaches into the dark for this creature but fails to reconstruct a character out of the slimy bits he can feel.

Moral philosophers often rely on beliefs about the way the world is, how it works, and how it got that way assumptions whose empirical credentials are impeccable but difficult to reconstruct.

Belanger says the model turned out so well that it can be used not only as a real-time predictor of hurricane-related tornado activity but also to reconstruct the historical record "with reasonable confidence".

The analyses of 3D models allowed us not only to draw the real shape and geometry of the boulders but also to reconstruct the microtopography of the surface of the boulders.

Moreover, these results suggest a more holistic model where autoimmune-mediated destruction of pancreatic beta cells is important but insufficient to reconstruct the natural history of the disease.

It is important, not only to look at the presence of miRNAs in present day species, but also to reconstruct the most likely state of the presence or absence of miRNAs in their ancestors.