Sentence examples for construct an image of from inspiring English sources
He does make the reader work a little to construct an image of Kennan the person.
Margot keeps trying to construct an image of Robert based on incomplete and unreliable information, which is why her interpretation of him can't stay still.
A computer program uses that to construct an image of what the tooth will look like with the crown in place.
Mae West may have commented that "David Niven had charm where other men have only cologne," but it's hard to construct an image of Niven's screen career which accentuates the positive.
We also learn from the film that you can construct an image of contemporary life not just with location shooting but with a kind of cultural collage of movie posters, art reproductions, magazines and books.
"Children really focused on the positive aspects of the parent," she said, and they often worked to construct an image of the parent that they could remember and take with them into their later lives.
From such details, I'd constructed an image of impeccable chivalrousness, with a touch of the immigrant's stoic melancholy.
He also successfully cowed the media and narrowed the scope for the opposition to put its case, constructing an image of a warrior at home and a man of defiance to the world.
Charlie Winter, a researcher at Quilliam, said propaganda attempting to normalise militants and their daily activities plays an important role in constructing an image of Isis as a way of life as opposed to just a group.
To explain this phenomenon, psychologists Rob Jenkins and A. Mike Burton came up with a model of how the mind constructs an image of a face from repeat encounters, distilling the essence of its features into a reliable mental representation.
Unions, working in concert with companies and other activists, constructed an image of full-time employment with breaks and a retirement at the end, a conception of work we have had for almost a century and widely held by the generation now holding political office.
