Sentence examples for constructed in and from inspiring English sources
Indeed, "the 'doer' is variably constructed in and through the deed".
Theories of a mind separate from matter was repeatedly developed by tinkering with physical gadgets; the sovereign intellect was constructed in and shored up through dialectical relationships between persons and the places in which they lived and worked.
Following the liberalization of India's economy in the early 1990s, histories of Indian cinema have either focused on the reception of Indian films vis-a-vis cosmopolitan constructions of South Asian diasporic subjectivities or have examined the ways in which an image of the nation has been constructed in and through Indian cinema.
Throughout the 20th century, barbed wire, then fencing, then some observation towers, then more fencing have been constructed in and around various border towns, ranches and expanses of border land in an attempt to deter traffic.
Her images' ephemeral edginess is achieved through effects Berry constructs in-camera and then destroys following the shoot.
Garber said the M.L.S. must make more progress on having stadiums financed and constructed in Dallas and in Kansas City.
This was an industry that at its peak built great ships such as the Queen Mary and HMS Dreadnought, constructed in Glasgow and Portsmouth respectively in the early 20th century.
The interview schedule was constructed in English and then translated and used in Arabic.
3D models of thoracic aorta and branch vessels were constructed in systole and diastole.
It was constructed in 1969 and backs onto the clubhouse and pavilion of Burnley Cricket Club.
