"To have reconstituted my parents as movie stars, and to dance with them on film, is, psychologically, moving in the right direction," Mills said.
But then, like an image in a gradually emerging photograph, the recent reality of that kiss, for which I had waited so greedily, reconstituted itself in my mind, there on the porch of a vacant Hooters.
I wonder how his son, years from now, will find my son's discarded bits and reconstitute them into music, but that's a sad and metaphysical thing – the passing of bits from parent to child – that I don't even want to ponder.
K.B., NEW YORK If we reconstitute your question into its crystalline form — May I lie if the duration of my deceit is brief?
The poet Adrienne Rich wrote, "So much has been destroyed, I have to cast my lot with those who, age after age, perversely, with no extraordinary power, reconstitute the world".
Reconstitute for 15 minutes.
My provisional bottom line today: Saddam did not have a nuclear weapon; he still wanted one; and Iraq intended to reconstitute a nuclear program at some point.
My story will be disassembled into bytes, injected into a website, and, when you download it, the year 1875 will reconstitute itself before your very eyes (Victorian hype).
The second was to reconstitute the church.
