Sentence examples for has reconstructed from from inspiring English sources

It must be matched against the account history that the trustee's team has reconstructed from the records found in Mr. Madoff's offices.

He has reconstructed, from photographs, the blown-up room where plotters failed to kill Hitler, and the studio of an artist whom Baader-Meinhof terrorists assaulted during the 1970's in order to blow up the house of a prosecutor who lived next door.

Bacon thus suggests a corpuscular and chemical chain of being: This physiological stratum of Bacon's natural philosophy was influenced by his semi-Paracelsian cosmology (on Paracelsus see Müller-Jahncke 1985, 67 88), which Graham Rees (Rees and Upton 1984, 20 1) has reconstructed from the extant parts of the Instauratio Magna.

"Our immortal naturalist has reconstructed worlds from a whitened bone; rebuilt, like Cadmus, cities from a tooth".

For the museum exhibit, Porsche has reconstructed its original bodywork from period photos, but fashioned it from glass so that the original parts are not obscured by a reproduction body.

Not only has Mr. Fisher rescued shows that have fallen off the radar, but he has reconstructed many of them from fragmentary snatches of sheet music and recordings.

Upon my arrival I got some background from Cully Pettigrew, a Glasgow art dealer who had reconstructed Creagard from the ruins of a miner's house that he had found perched on the lip of a flooded slate quarry decades ago.

Commentators and scholars have reconstructed them from Aristotle's comments; these traditional names come from Aristotle.

The C.I.A. -- we have reconstructed it from the slides they used -- talked a lot about the threat overseas.

If you somehow vanished, your fellow-citizens could have reconstructed you from their collective memory and the gossip that had accrued over years.

"Since ACS Law's site was corrupted, they've reconstructed it from a back-up location which also included archive files with sensitive information.