For conceptualizing conflicts, personal construct theory acknowledges that humans may employ a variety of constructions which are inferentially incompatible with each other (Kelly's fragmentation corollary).
But what reportedly attracted Smith was the variety of constructions.
In older and in several modern languages, converb clauses may create long chains of constructions within a single sentence.
Wassermann's childhood had been chaotic and harsh; he was unschooled in the kinds of constructions that might attend a middle-class girl's notions of marriage and home.
Illustrated Talk story about the various kinds of constructions used locally to preserve, protect, and defend the young trees along the sidewalks of the Upper West Side.
As in Mr. Lambie's work, color redeems a couple of constructions that aren't otherwise all that complex — in particular, two towers of stacked cigarette lighters.
One of the consequences of Bloomfield's definition of the word was that morphology became the study of constructions involving bound forms.
Viewed as a conventional thriller, this adaption of Pierre Boileau and Thomas Narcejac's 1954 novel, D'Entre les Morts (aka The Living and the Dead), is hardly the tightest of constructions.
As the group warned on its website: "The landscapes of the rest of the beaches of La Paz have already been modified with various types of constructions and installations; Balandra is the only one that remains to us".
visitnorway.com With a distinct Middle Earth feel, the Breidablik Cabins (there are two at the site) are a unique pair of constructions built from stone which was lugged up the 1,160m mountain.
By James Stevenson The New Yorker, April 6 , 1981P. 36 Illustrated Talk story about the various kinds of constructions used locally to preserve, protect, and defend the young trees along the sidewalks of the Upper West Side.
