Sentence examples for construct a picture from inspiring English sources

This helps us construct a picture of your lifestyle.

"Yet you can construct a picture of the Hamptons from reading what Dan writes".

Through our senses, our brains construct a picture in much broader brush strokes.

The data generated by this project will help scientists construct a picture of how flowering plants and animals are being affected by climate change.

Forced to construct a picture from the scraps of evidence gleaned from the media, I'd say the women spent their days crying and dreaming of lipstick while the men strode about barking theological maxims and beating their indomitable chests.

What is it about forensics that interests her? "It's the crossover between the rigorous scientific methods and the magic of the trace being able to lead you to construct a picture, or a scene," she says.

Drawing on material from newly opened archives of the Roman Inquisition (which began in the mid-1500's and didn't peter out until around 1900), he constructs a picture of church-sanctioned prejudice and oppression ranging from forced baptisms and conversions in the 19th century to expressions of virulent racial hatred in the 20th.

Out of the details supplied in the New Testament by the Gospels about the maid of Galilee, Christian piety and theology have constructed a picture of Mary that fulfills the prediction ascribed to her in the Magnificat (Luke 1 48): "Henceforth all generations will call me blessed".

"Now we have something to start constructing a picture of what's happening in this part of Europe at that time".

As days passed in court, Guerin constructed a picture of this hidden and dark corner of Dwyer's life, drawing the jury's attention to the online BDSM communities that he would frequent under the username "architect72".

Over the past month, the "real-life Iron Man" has, tweet-by-tweet, constructed a picture of reality that increasingly looks less like the world most of us interact with every day.