Sentence examples for i would reconstruct from inspiring English sources

In 2015, the impetus will be comedy, so the pieces I would reconstruct would be "Dell Commedia" and "Tread," which hasn't been seen since the early '70s either.

He found it of concern that a prominent journalist would reconstruct a meal and a conversation".

First of all, I would have to reconstruct, so what I tell you now may not be what went through my mind at the moment.

In this last section I would like to reconstruct Arendt's conception of citizenship around two themes: (1) the public sphere, and (2) political agency and collective identity, and to highlight the contribution of Arendt's conception to a theory of democratic citizenship.

"I don't even know what I'd use to reconstruct it.

Given the presence of this family in diverse bacteria, I would find it more parsimonious to reconstruct the evolutionary history of this family as having evolved in the bacteria with subsequent lateral transfer to the archaea and eukaryotes.

The effort was so intense, wrote Silvano Lazzeri, the chief conservator, in a bank-sponsored compendium of articles on the project, that "if I should ever find myself on a remote island in the middle of the ocean, I reckon I'd be able to reconstruct, in my mind's eye, all the scenes of the cycle".

although i suppose i would never be entirely safe since i cannot completely reconstruct my mind.

"I would be skeptical of any attempt to go beyond the depictions to actually reconstruct social behavior," said Dr. Moore, who has excavated an early agricultural community in Syria.

It can only be the state that can reconstruct the financial system shattered by its own weaknesses, and I would use the opportunity to make it more long-termist and more supportive of genuine wealth generation.

Having been deconstructed and reconstructed myself, it was definitely being written during that process, I would say.