Sentence examples for constructions about what from inspiring English sources

Each movie implies that we as a culture did this to the celebrities, that their identities are man-made constructions about what fame means.

We assume that each stakeholder's representation of an event constitutes a construction of "truth" about what happened.

Councilwoman Chin, besides expressing concern about what construction would mean for residents of the two complexes, also worried that the four buildings would mean the loss of precious greenery.

It was partly based on fears that the pipeline would lead to a big boost in carbon emissions, and partly based on worries about what its construction would do to environmentally sensitive areas along its route, including the Nebraska Sandhills and parts of the Ogallala Aquifer.

Knowing that dust-suppression measures would be used at the construction site, we were uncertain about what magnitude of difference to expect in infection rates.

On the stump and in debates, the Republican candidates have been using the possibility that Mr. Obama would block the pipeline construction as a reliable applause line about what they view as overregulation that is strangling the economic recovery.

When the Channel Tunnel was under construction, there were some bold predictions about what the consequences might be.

Even glimmers of hope, like reports on Monday showing stronger-than-expected manufacturing and construction data, were overshadowed by the unknowns about what will happen in Europe.

Even the number of stitches used on a particular garment gives you a clue about what went into its construction.

This elaborate construction may reflect the confusion many Americans feel about what counts as sexual activity.

Since announcing the closures, the reservoirs and surrounding neighborhoods have been one large construction zone — and yet there's been no real public conversation about what to do with these voluminous and beautiful spaces once the bypass construction is complete.