Sentence examples for constructed even from inspiring English sources

"Bring Up the Bodies" is beautifully constructed, even though there will be moments when it seems confusing.

Blackburn's attacks in a more physically robust second half were always measured and patiently constructed even if they did lack genuine menace; what they needed was a Shearer.

It is preferable that a better and truer version of events, however incomplete, should be constructed, even now, from the rubble of the past.

In some ways Mr. Lansky's shift is emblematic of the field's disintegration, at least from the way it was constructed even a decade ago.

The look of the control center, the antiseptic feeling of it and the use of holograms were all intended to make the arena feel "constructed" even when you weren't seeing the control room.

In some cases, proof of concept prototypes are constructed even before actual requirements definition.

Chomsky and other experts use the term to describe how we construct even the simplest utterances.

Then again, as Dyer points out, much of this was myth and construct even then.

The railway, about 257 miles long and built through mountainous and malarial jungle, would have been a challenge to construct even with the most modern engineering equipment.

It's a multidimensional template that allows Mr. Stella the freedom to construct even wilder collages of forms, colors and objects.

It would be difficult to construct, even if one deliberately contrived to do so, a policy more physically dangerous, more individually criminalising, or more socially destructive.