Sentence examples for many architects do from inspiring English sources

The Stirling prize is, I suppose, knockabout fun, but many architects do appear to take it very seriously.

They also point to his awareness of audience: Le Corbusier understood, as so many younger architects do now, the publicity value of the provocative image, the aggressive quote.

As John Hurlbut, a senior vice president at Atari, points out, a game like this, involving the simulation of architectural models via computer, is pretty hard to distinguish from what many architects actually do for a living.

You can't argue with much of what he's saying – architects do have many of the faults he identifies.

Architects don't build many buildings.

"Architects don't have many ideas," Eisenman confides.

Many architects have been doing much the same, or the equivalent – teaching, writing, reading, looking after the children, watching white plaster walls dry (architects don't much like wallpaper) – as the recession digs deeper than the foundations of Alsop's colourful Peckham public library.

Yet architects do design environments.

I'm just doing what other architects don't do.

This, in essence, is what architects do.

Most architects don't build their own houses.