Sentence examples for more constructed from inspiring English sources

The French are the canonical "nation", even if this identity is more constructed and less ancient than most Frenchmen realise.

This one is more constructed and we went into the Six Nations with expectation and so far we have achieved what we set out to.

Lee Thuna's psychological-puzzle play, directed by Judith Ivey, feels more constructed than lived, the characters' fears too neatly made to be convincing.

As a response to the repetition, film-makers have been making more "constructed biopics", taking elements, ideas and themes then mashing them together to make something less familiar.

"I felt she was still maintaining this madcap character, which is a bit more constructed, in the scenes with her sons, but the kids are so natural," Mr. Nuxoll said.

When she put a more constructed personality forward, as in her version of "Takes Two to Tango," taken from Ray Charles and Betty Carter's 1961 record and turned into slow ska — she was playing in someone else's sandbox, affecting neo-soul traces in her delivery.

Arguably it would be very helpful to build more, construct new homes and expand further, rather than pay increasingly high amounts for existing property.

To answer whether the consideration of more construct types could improve the effectiveness of bug localization, we designed the three construct-mapping modes described in Table 6.

Filmed like "Dogville" on an expansive soundstage, "Manderlay" is more tightly constructed, more coherent and more provocative than its forerunner.

"There's more and more suburbia constructed closer to parks and areas where there's increased vegetation," he said.

Of course, Mitchell's novel is longer, deeper, more ambitious, and more intricately constructed than Haddon's swift concoction.