Sentence examples for reconstructing things from inspiring English sources

"It is deconstructing everything that existed because of a zone of power and reconstructing things based on democratic principles".

We hear something we like, but we want to make it our own, so we deconstruct things and reconstruct things until it sounds like that little bit we originally heard or misheard it as.

Another American, Claes Oldenburg, began by reconstructing common things out of the random pictorial substance of Abstract Expressionism; his later reconstructions of the rigid furniture of life are tailored out of limp plastic sheeting, and the paradox oddly extends one's knowledge of the objective world.

The critical Vatican edition begun in 1950 is aimed at, among other things, reconstructing the Ordinatio as Duns Scotus left it, with all his corrigenda, or corrections.

The director recalled, "We started shooting with no final script at all, while Clifford reconstructed the thing from stem to stern".

When you don't change your thinking, you can and end up reconstructing the only thing that you know.

Wiesel knows a few things about reconstructing a life, after experiencing the uncertain, devastating times of Auschwitz.

That is fortunate, because the usual full-bore restoration project would wipe out all the aching ancientness of the thing, like reconstructing the Acropolis all fresh and new.

Rather than simply transcribing real-life speech or reconstructing events, some people invent things from scratch.

I reconstructed the whole thing.

You could confidently reconstruct the whole thing yourself in 3D.