Sentence examples for it is structured as from inspiring English sources

Thien builds this paradox into the fabric of the novel: it is structured as theme and variations, taking its cue from Sparrow's obsession with Bach's Goldberg Variations, as performed over several decades by the Canadian pianist Glenn Gould.

But, taken on its own merits, it has one key flaw: it is structured as a mystery and the film waits almost till the very end to show most of its cards.

Its corporate filing with the State of New York indicates that it is structured as a not-for-profit organization, but there is no evidence that it has federal tax-exempt status.

It is structured as a countdown of numbered passages, starting at 97.

It is structured as a sort of dictionary, with 30 or so short lives of imaginary writers.

The NS&I product is tax-free, as is the Leeds product because it is structured as an Isa.

If Charles Dickens or Alexandre Dumas had written a golf novel, perhaps he would have plotted the final day of a tournament so that it was structured as melodramatically as this one.

By Jon Michaud April 7, 2011 If Charles Dickens or Alexandre Dumas had written a golf novel, perhaps he would have plotted the final day of a tournament so that it was structured as melodramatically as this one.

—Herbert Warren Wind, The Sporting Scene, "Nicklaus: All the Way Back," June 2 , 1986If Charles Dickens or Alexandre Dumas had written a golf novel, perhaps he would have plotted the final day of a tournament so that it was structured as melodramatically as this one.

It was structured as a race to win $50,000 and it drew 9,000 registered teams.

"It's structured as a set of two parallel stories that no one would ever want to read".