Sentence examples for construct themselves from inspiring English sources

In most rural areas, people live in mud-walled and thatch-roofed houses that they construct themselves.

The empire is no more, but British males continue to psychologically construct themselves in contrast to women – tough, aggressive, reticent and invulnerable.

Theories and stories would construct themselves in his mind as he swam to and fro, or round and round Lake Jeff.

"To sonically construct themselves in a way that appeals to the voters but also offers insight to who they are and what they stand for".

They've gone out of their way to construct themselves for public life, and we reward them by caring how they look.

The theory behind Goodreads and two smaller competitors, Shelfari and LibraryThing, is that people will put more faith in recommendations from a network they construct themselves.

"It's another nail in the coffin that they're constructing themselves with regard to their desire to advance the peace process," Mr. Kurtzer said.

The Berkeley researchers carried out TA microscopy on an optical microscope they constructed themselves that enabled them to generate focal volumes that are a thousand times smaller than is typical for conventional TA microscopes.

On land or under water, in San Diego or the Philippines or Mexico, members of the SEAL unit dodge explosions and dog terrorists in impressive action sequences they constructed themselves.

While keeping alive a dream of home, they stay in places they have constructed themselves with their bare hands, on unsafe ground, dangerous hillsides, marshy swamps and arid expanses of land the ownership of which is often disputed, and from which they are liable to be evicted at any time without warning.

No one has yet devised a plausible explanation to show how the earliest chemicals of life -- thought to be RNA, or ribonucleic acid, a close relative of DNA -- might have constructed themselves from the inorganic chemicals likely to have been around on the early earth.