Sentence examples for constructs of a from inspiring English sources
Lake, 69, is controlled, measured, elusive, a man whose fierce competitiveness is dressed in the elaborate constructs of a probing intelligence.
Because they are embedded in the constructs of a popular action genre, the film's cheeky gags are ensured a broad audience.
Not very much'; or 'I'm not uncertain about things... I'm uncertain about everything, so I'm not really uncertain about anything.' It's hard to know whether to take these musings as barriers or communications, and difficult to see if they are the open-ended constructs of a philosophical mind or the flaky waftings of a Norma Desmond.
In a breakfast interview with reporters and editors of The New York Times, Mr. Bloomberg frequently framed his view of New York City and its problems through the constructs of a successful entrepreneur who would approach the mayor's work with pragmatism and salesmanship gleaned from private enterprise.
But most of these models operate within the known constructs of a brand.
To fully understand the potential of structured IR techniques, we need to analyze their sensibility to particular constructs of a programming language.
Finally, we demonstrate ontological descriptions of constructs of an academic emotion.
And if you read Hugh MacDiarmid's treasury of Scottish poetry, it's a construct, a fabulous construct of a country.
But my Instagram account, which is supposedly more personal, is just a construct of a perfect, cultured, happy life.
The mammalian kidney is constructed of a large number of functional units called nephrons.
He said that Kmiec seems to have adopted the liberal-Catholic construct of "a consistent ethic of life," contextualizing abortion in a spectrum of other Catholic issues.
