Sentence examples for constructions of the from inspiring English sources

A Pablo Picassooneofe of the studio guitar constructions of the Cubist period.

More austere and rectilinear forms characterized the Neoclassical constructions of the early 19th century, including the city's first public libraries.

He explores both humans' artificial constructions of the "wild" and the true wild's shaping of its own environment.

Constructions of the problem of the two means were proposed by Archytas, Eudoxus, and Menaechmus in the 4th century bc.

He ended up complementing on a global scale the vast, bland, impersonal constructions of the evolving urban landscape that was his as much as ours.

Our bill would require public disclosure of FISC opinions that contain significant interpretations or constructions of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act statute.

The makeshift constructions of the market and the ephemeral nature of the produce sold there are constantly evoked in surprising ways.

I don't mean to sound holier than thou, but sometimes i think I have a better handle on the cultural constructions of the modern world".

Check out Eight Modern (231 Delgado Street; 505-995-0231; eightmodern.net), where you'll find the geometric scrap-metal constructions of the Santa Fe artist Ted Larsen.

A real innovator in his method of telling tales, Andersen used the idioms and constructions of the spoken language, thus breaking with literary tradition.

The structural changes in the county's economy commenced with the railway constructions of the mid-18th century and continued with the discovery and exploitation of crude oil.