Sentence examples for constructed in part from inspiring English sources
Thirdly, we need to remind ourselves that statistics like these refer to very broad categories that have been artificially constructed, in part for administrative convenience.
Its outlandish style, full of dissonance and echoes of disreputable genres, was surely constructed in part to counteract the image of the sissy musician.
And if our identity, as Edelman and others contend, is constructed in part by cumulative life experience, such loss of memory has implications for our identity.
The resort, the first of its kind at Guatapé, comprises 18 apartments, 17 building lots and 49 villas, angular designs constructed in part from reinforced concrete.
INSIDE: The house, built by the owner in 1992, was constructed in part from log beams salvaged from an 18th-century schoolhouse in Bradfordsville, about 45 minutes away.
He said a short and silent prayer at the spare Holocaust memorial at Judenplatz here, constructed in part from the excavated ruins of a medieval synagogue destroyed in a pogrom in the 1420s.
The Treatise is not well constructed, in parts oversubtle, confusing because of ambiguity in important terms (especially "reason"), and marred by willful extravagance of statement and rather theatrical personal avowals.
Four different Neat and MMMs were constructed in simulation part regarding the incorporation of 0, 0.5, 1 and 2 wt% of zeolite nano-fillers.
He decided that to preserve the view of monumental Washington from Arlington cemetery the Pentagon would be constructed in the part of Arlington where it stands now.
It is also true, however, that the story of appeasement and of Britain's slow path to war in the 1930s is more complicated than the usual narrative suggests — a narrative constructed in large part by Churchill himself, who, in his war memoirs, provided what the historian J. H. Plumb called "the broad avenues" on which we still travel through the war years.
