Sentence examples for it's a constructed from inspiring English sources

Speaking about mastering Thatcher's demeanour, she said: "It's a constructed voice.

It's a history, and it's a constructed history of systemic racism all over the country.

As filmed, the garden itself doesn't exist, though in Ferrara people still search for it; it's a constructed setting, pieced together through the art of film.

It's a constructed event, a play Herzog wrote because she wanted to write a topical play, which is where the whole issue of memory, and especially recovered memory, comes in.

It's a constructed farce of reality.

It's a constructed language created in the late 19th century by a young man who was very interested in languages and who thought he might come up with a neutral language that transcended all the biases and baggage of previous languages.

And if you read Hugh MacDiarmid's treasury of Scottish poetry, it's a construct, a fabulous construct of a country.

It's a construct.

Of course it's a construct but you create a vérité feel".

It's a construct tailored to fit the case she seeks to argue.

How does the editions system work? A. It's a construct for the market to encourage people to buy early and to ensure that the artist is rewarded.