Sentence examples for reconstruct a personality from inspiring English sources

Well, this movie, so ­accomplished visually, is still a good frame for Firth's performance: a man who has had to construct or reconstruct a personality to bear the weight of loss, and whom ­society will not permit to grieve.

We question whether all the accumulated facts reconstruct a life whose details are all consistent and compatible — not only date-wise but also culturally, religiously, politically, educationally and personality-wise.

"Can they reconstruct a leg?

Or does one reconstruct a more updated allegory?

This all changed when I finally found a doctor to work with me to reconstruct my personality and my health by tuning combinations and doses of these powerful chemicals; this physician's support and patience over 18 months helped bring "me" back to life.

He has begun reconstructing a few buildings.

You start again, reconstructing a new history from your laughter.

We reconstructed a section of a few streets.

The psychological underpinnings, gradually revealed by the therapist Sofia, who is herself trying to reconstruct her own personality and history of trauma ("Getting to know yourself can be like trying to decipher a cryptogram," she says toward the book's conclusion), drives the action forward and the exploration of characters deeper.

The obvious question is whether this represents real change in reconstructing your personality or someone who is so smooth in their manipulation that they are barely perceptible...

Anyone who has spent time interacting with Siri on their iPhone will require only a slight stretch of the imagination to accept the premise here – reconstructing online personalities from social media records after the death of their owners.