Sentence examples for construct their own version from inspiring English sources
Politicians are compulsive memoirists: by definition, they have the self-regard, the sense of history and the need to construct their own version of the recent past that makes not writing an account of their time in power a spectacular feat of self-denial.
Soon, increasingly inexpensive imaging technology, coupled with a growing national network of black-owned photo studios, permitted African-Americans of all economic classes, even "the servant girl," as Douglass observed, to construct their own versions of themselves.
Our times, plagued by (among other pestilences) the relentless emergence of global communicable disease, have constructed their own version of the ark, quarantine.
Some what clever although ambitious folks have been constructing their own versions for a few years now.
He said other members of the quartet would construct their own interpretation of Mr. Bush's comments.
Dramatic changes in the way we communicate with one another about issues affecting the common good have diminished the role of reason and fact-based analysis, encouraging ideological extremists to construct their own alternative version of reality and defend it against fact-based reasoning.
