Sentence examples for entirely constructed from inspiring English sources

My entire military experience up to this point — three months of infantry training — was entirely constructed of scenarios like this.

Then the view they get is not an overlay on the real world but is entirely constructed by computer graphics.

If you think that sounds like the sort of preposterous premise that would set up some movie almost entirely constructed from car chases, you're on the right track.

Entirely constructed from empty fridges, with their lights on and doors open, I thought about the profligate use of electricity and the effect on the planet.

Then they cut to an outside broadcast from Colchester – where Stacey Solomon startlingly proved that even a programme entirely constructed from crescendos can always spike the volume.

The departures of Italy and England leave Joachim Löw's Germany side as the only remaining country to have a squad entirely constructed of domestic-based players.

So a primer: some contemporary feminist theory's primary orthodoxy asserts that gender is always, everywhere, entirely "socially constructed" – that is, only real in the mind or in social attitudes.

Discussions of "race" are similarly complex: is the experience of "race" entirely socially constructed, or is there a biological component after all?

It was the only fabricated set piece in the whole apartment, constructed entirely for a single, elegant, shot.

Gender is entirely socially constructed.

Apart from the foundations and the rubble within the walls, St Stephen and All Martyrs was constructed entirely from terracotta.