Sentence examples for past reconstructing from inspiring English sources

Carr is meticulous in the investigation of his past, reconstructing events with the aid of police reports, magazine rejection letters, and more than sixty interviews with friends, former dealers, and fellow-addicts.

That the decorums of citation are the arbitrary residue of ancient pedantries whose raisons d'être are long past reconstructing does not reduce the penalties for nonconformity.

(Reviewing the fifteenth edition of "The Chicago Manual of Style" for the magazine, in 2003, Louis Menand noted that "the decorums of citation are the arbitrary residue of ancient pedantries whose raisons d'être are long past reconstructing").

Early on Scholem became committed to critical historical scholarship as a mode of not only understanding the past but reconstructing the present.

The meta-level question of how the historical records reached us, rather than how the artifacts have been transmitted in the past, reveals reconstructing, reverse-engineering, and decoding (language) as further ways of information transmission.

Who is Tom Ditto? by Danny Wallace (Ebury Press £12.99) has a similar air of mystery and of a past being reconstructed, with a booster shot of comedy.

Spatial and temporal variations in evidence for human occupation of Argentinian south Patagonia closely resemble changes in past vegetation reconstructed from pollen records.

This means that it aims to describe phenomena of the past and reconstruct their causes.

The informants talked about situations in the past and reconstructed what happened.

Nonhomogeneous models of sequence evolution have also been used successfully in the past to reconstruct complex evolutionary scenarios of base composition evolution.

Such approaches have been used successfully in the past to reconstruct complex evolutionary scenarios of base composition evolution (e.g., Galtier and Mouchiroud 1998; Boussau et al. 2008; Romiguier et al. 2010).