Sentence examples for reconstruct ourselves from inspiring English sources
We're supposed to have a meeting of the reconstruction committee, but the important thing is we should reconstruct ourselves — then everything will be easier".
This week he told a rally of East Timorese in Australia, "We will start from zero to reconstruct not only our country, but ourselves as human beings".
So much of a person's life is underground, unconscious, and how we reconstruct it may reveal more about ourselves than about our subject.
We have a picture of ourselves as acting meaningfully only because we can reconstruct our lives as a succession of events linked in recollection.
And like most kinds of play, the dedicatory game is, on a deeper level, an empathic exercise, in which we imagine ourselves sharing the composer's subjective space, trying to reconstruct the scenario that might have resulted in a personal or professional connection.
Rather than merely clothing the body, designers offer to reconstruct it, making us - when we look in the fitting-room mirror - strangers to ourselves.
While we were not there ourselves, the aftershocks of this sort of calamity are profound, and after a few hours on the telephone we have tried to reconstruct the events of that fateful evening.
And yet, if I can reconstruct the feelings of that generation from personal memory, my generation of the left, whether we were intellectuals or not, did not see ourselves as a retreating minority.
