Sentence examples for constructed as an from inspiring English sources

The account of war's cruelties is constructed as an assault on the sensibility of the viewer.

Fiterman Hall, at 30 West Broadway, was constructed as an office building in 1959.

Section 5 is one long, difficult 133-word sentence, constructed as an "if... then" proposition.

INSIDE: This first-floor apartment is in a 1912 building constructed as an office for the Reading Railroad.

The building, a splendid French- Flemish design of red brick and Portland stone, was originally constructed as an exclusive apartment building in 1889.

Originally constructed as an ammunition store and artillery barracks, the tunnels were later converted to a casualty clearing station as D-Day drew nearer.

"We have tried so hard to fit into the world order, but patriarchy is not constructed as an enabler," she said.

The 18-foot-wide stretch of Woodward Avenue between Six Mile and Seven Mile Roads was constructed as an experiment by the Wayne County road commission for $13,537.

The town is the site of Tonbridge Castle, which was originally constructed as an earth-and-timber fort by Norman invaders shortly after their arrival in 1066 but was soon thereafter converted to stone.

But they have also said the report will be constructed as an "evidence-based narrative" — language that both diplomats and outside arms-control experts have interpreted as an indication that the attack's source will not be a mystery.

This indicator is constructed as an all or nothing indicator.