Sentence examples for construct himself from inspiring English sources

Wanting to understand him and how he chose to construct himself, I find my imagination responding, and this response filling in where the historical record is empty is very much like what it means to be a fiction writer.

As it is, the corner suite goes to Baz Luhrmann, a faintly Gatsby-esque construct himself, who changed his name, fled his home and found wealth and fame as a Hollywood director.

Wanting to understand him and how he chose to construct himself, I find my imagination responding, and this response — filling in where the historical record is empty — is very much like what it means to be a fiction writer.

Castillo learned carpentry from his father (Juan built some of the furniture for Radic, Castillo's colleague) and wanted to create a house that his father could construct himself: efficient, economical and honest, its final form marked by the hands that made it.

"It takes both love and frustration for the child to construct himself," one expert explains.

This life he had constructed himself, scheming, calculating and miscalculating.

Whitehead's delicious language and sarcastic, clever voice fit this teenager who's slowly constructing himself.

He also spent time, he said, "mapping the moon" through a telescope he constructed himself out of "a cardboard tube and a couple of lenses".

The space, which he constructed himself, was minuscule, but it quickly became a place where artists, dealers and curators gathered to argue aesthetics over beers.

"It was exciting because I was thinking about types of biology I'd never thought of before". Tank was the right person to teach the team about microscopes -- most of the instruments in his lab he had constructed himself.

The first picture in "Periodical Photographs" shows Winters's desk, where he conceives each photograph, and the last is a vintage photo booth he constructed himself for a shoot.