Sentence examples for construct a kind of from inspiring English sources
He also suggests that a writer should power through their piece briskly to construct a kind of skeleton argument.
There's Chip Kidd of Knopf in New York, for instance, whose response to Haruki Murakami's new novel 1Q84 was to construct a kind of double-layered architecture.
To cope with the World Trade Center catastrophe, many New Yorkers have had to construct a kind of remoteness between themselves and 9/11.
But we can construct a kind of lifeboat alongside it for those who have been left out or dumped out, a rescue program for people like Starla Darling.
With the L Report, she tries to construct a kind of grand matrix of cool, comprising not just shoes but everything kids like, and not just kids of certain East Coast urban markets but kids all over.
Kerley has used Susy's text, from a notebook filled with the neat cursive of the day, to construct a kind of dual biography, the story of Twain and the story of Susy telling the story of Twain.
"The first bold and brave collector to use photographs as a way of constructing a kind of self-portrait," one observer calls him.
In one bay Ms. Giménez has constructed a kind of altarpiece triptych from Kandinsky's vivid, eschatalogical "Blue Mountain" -- it's like a mescaline version of a Persian miniature -- and two sun-warmed paintings of peasants by Seurat.
Ms. Ilyin, a first-time author who has taught courses in American mythic images at Cooper Union and Yale, has constructed a kind of blond memoir, in which she recounts her life through a peroxide prism, from highlights to double process, from cultural studies student to Arm-Piece Blonde (her phrase, meaning a Trophy Blonde with tenure).
Nevertheless, I have constructed a kind of autobiography, Doodaaa; The Balletic Art of Gavin Twinge, which I wrote about someone else, my alter ego, Gavin Twinge, while I, the writer, am somebody else too, distancing myself from the subject, and even the distasteful act of writing.
Thus, the mind constructs a kind of contradictory theory which undergoes constant update.
