Sentence examples for not well constructed from inspiring English sources

"The building was not well constructed," Mr. Gavrilovich said.

His work, however, is not well constructed, and it lacks the clear sobriety of the "secretarial style".

But though the characters are amusing, they're not well constructed enough to be as truly engaging or as darkly terrifying as they should be.

"Look, from a fire chief's perspective — and I'm not an engineer, but as a fire chief I know buildings — the World Trade Center buildings were not well constructed," Dunn said.

The Treatise is not well constructed, in parts oversubtle, confusing because of ambiguity in important terms (especially "reason"), and marred by willful extravagance of statement and rather theatrical personal avowals.

"Look, from a fire chief's perspective and I'm not an engineer, but as a fire chief I know buildings the World Trade Center buildings were not well constructed," Dunn said.

The increase in fires could be due to the problem of "hot coal drop off," or the fact that many more people are now rolling their own cigarettes, which are not typically well constructed.

Mr Straw said it was "not a particularly well constructed act, intellectually" and suggested that areas that needed rewriting were those relating to protecting collective responsibility, protecting a "space" for confidential advice in policy making and a "ridiculous drafting error" that meant that if the rarely-exercised ministerial veto was used, it did not apply "for all time".

$1300 plus tax gets you an attractive, quiet, and reasonably powerful machine; you could certainly build your own with the components for less, but that's beside the point because you couldn't get this freaky case and it wouldn't be so well constructed and wired.

Well, the sledgehammer was not, as we say, well constructed, because the hammer part was not well attached to the handle.

Mr Rylance wouldn't be half as outstanding if the play were not so fearlessly written and so well constructed around him.