Sentence examples for more fantasised construct from inspiring English sources

That Was Satire That Was Humphrey Carpenter Gollancz, £20, 378pp Buy it at BOL That loved, vilified and ever more fantasised construct known as "the sixties" is made from many building blocks.

"Psychological health, actually, is a more complicated construct".

The Financial Expert is more tightly constructed than the other two.

If it were more tightly constructed, "Crying Ladies" would probably also be more relentlessly melodramatic.

"Pipe bombs are much more easily constructed by a lone individual," he said.

It's more like constructing Ikea furniture.

The second is more a literary trend - a demand for bigger, more fantastic, very constructed novels.

Spencer Stuart's Mr Ogden says that this is "bollocks".Roselinde Torres, US president of Mercer Delta Consulting, a firm that advises companies on chief-executive succession, suggests that boards are being tempted to look outside because they can more easily fantasise about the charisma of unknowns with great résumés than they can about the all-too-familiar insiders they meet in the lifts.

It looks like a body more than something constructed out of pieces.

I was more into fantasising.

My thoughts are more constructed and meaningful.