Sentence examples for in trying to construct from inspiring English sources

They're more interested in the neat-o ways you can slice and dice a body than in trying to construct meaning from its severed parts.

In trying to construct the models described above, I did make a number of somewhat arbitrary choices, as the Appendix: Propositional specifications for Sanday models illustrates.

He learned from Precaution how to define for publishers and their compositors specific and delimited roles as collaborators in trying to construct his final intentions for his major works.

And if that rule can be violated, then the whole ship goes down and we are left bobbing adrift in the cosmos, trying to construct a new story around it, or dreaming of an afterlife where everything might be set right.

The function of romance in noir is always to draw the detective into the crime he's investigating, to implicate him in the narrative he's trying to construct; in the course of the series, Rios finds himself erotically entangled with at least four suspects.

"Look, he's charming, he's very bright, and he behaves as if he doesn't believe in anything other than trying to construct what he believes will be the right public image," Murdoch said.

Similarly, are VCMs helpful for surrogate decision makers who are trying to make decisions on behalf of the patient and, in doing so, are trying to construct that patient's values from their knowledge of the patient?

This is in part a result of trying to construct, with the data available at the time in GenBank (ca. 2008), alignments with >100 000 species.

It's a fertile but inherently slippery zone to work in, especially if you're trying to construct a densely argued thesis, as Phillips is.

Lionel has had a very wealthy upbringing, but he's the 60s equivalent of a mockney – a rich kid who's gotten in with bands and is trying to construct a new image.

Progress seems more likely in this way than by trying to construct a neutral philosophical ground that very few people actually accept.