Sentence examples for construct itself from inspiring English sources

Another world began to construct itself around Bill Peek, a shining city on a hill.

However, the nature of the lead user construct itself has not been studied to date.

He thinks that religion teaches that God constructed the world like a watch, science has shown it is able to construct itself, therefore there is no God.

We argue that this is rooted in inherent and inescapable problems with the "opportunity" construct itself, when applied in the context of a prospective, micro-level (i.e., individual[s], venture, or individual venture dyad) view of entrepreneurial processes.

In this paper we survey the recent history of private hospital developments in New Zealand, then more closely consider the Ascot, a hospital that has deployed language to construct itself and its achievements in the public imagination.

Another limitation is that we did not test cyclic displacement because this is correlated more with the viscoelastic properties of the tendon than with the construct itself.

My work constructs itself and deconstructs itself.

Nonetheless, as Hall ironically commented at the time, advocates of the postmodern were pronouncing the "death of the subject" at the very moment when the black self was constructing itself as a speaking subject.

Luzhkov is unbowed: he has begun work on a Fourth Ring! "No city has ever constructed itself out of congestion," the transportation expert Vukan Vuchic, of the University of Pennsylvania, told me.

In short, whatever the case, pedagogy should draw on reflection and research to continue re-constructing itself.

tWhat is at stake is the historical trajectory of the French state, which constructed itself in order to counterbalance these centrifugal forces.