Sentence examples for reconstructing himself from inspiring English sources

Valentine insisted he has never stopped reconstructing himself.

While armed violence is at an ebb tide along the Karen border, a once-minor warlord is reconstructing himself as an effective demagogue.

He has demonstrated that he has the capacity to reconstruct himself.

He makes attempts to reconstruct himself but it never quite works.

"If he is cleared, let him reconstruct himself after the injustice that has been done to him".

"I wish him freedom to spend time with his friends and family, to rediscover France and also to reconstruct himself".

Pryor began to reconstruct himself first through the use of sound — imagining the sound of Frankenstein taking LSD, for example, or a baby "being birthed".

And so my book starts with that, because that was almost the beginning of him trying to reconstruct himself so he could write the last three masterpieces.

Wherever he finds himself he's less happy than where he was just before, and you sometimes get the sense that he feels truly at home only in memory, in the places he reconstructs for himself on the page.

Chatfield had to join the dots himself, reconstructing what effect one small adjustment in footwork might have in combat.

And while Dr. Mendieta would prefer to focus on molding new posteriors, more and more he's been finding himself reconstructing the buttocks of women who've received black-market injections.