Sentence examples for how it erects from inspiring English sources
I have decided that what makes fundamentalism so vile is not that it perpetuates bigotry and hate, or the way it lacks authenticity by covering life with a veneer of false piety, or even how it erects (white) man-made boundaries to determine who's in and who's out.
A sequence which showed how it was erected on the M32 featured before the TV screening of Banksy's film Exit Through the Gift Shop on Saturday.
By John Updike The New Yorker, February 11 , 1956 P. 28Rafe got home to his Riverside Drive apartment early one evening, and while his wife was busy, he stared out of the window at the "Spry" sign across the Hudson River and imagined how it had come into existence, and how it had been erected.
The New Yorker, February 11 , 1956P. 28 Rafe got home to his Riverside Drive apartment early one evening, and while his wife was busy, he stared out of the window at the "Spry" sign across the Hudson River and imagined how it had come into existence, and how it had been erected.
She'll be "erecting a house of cards on the plinth to draw attention to the flimsiness of some people's housing, how it is at risk of collapsing and constantly needs putting back together.
They raise the question that cuts through decades of liberal evasiveness about the cruelties of a political system intended to facilitate private moneymaking: "how to erect," as Ta-Nehisi Coates puts it in his searing new book, Between the World and Me, "a democracy independent of cannibalism?" And yet the obvious moral flaws of capitalism have not made it politically vulnerable.
But they appear to ignore two basic questions about integration: On what terms should it happen, and how can it occur when subtle barriers are constantly erected?
When it was erected, it was only three stories.
It being erect, it was very hard and stiff.
But now, in its erect state, it was enormous.
