Sentence examples for so constructed that from inspiring English sources

Acrostic, short verse composition, so constructed that the initial letters of the lines, taken consecutively, form words.

The harness was so constructed that deceleration (as the parachute opened), gravity, and wind forces were transmitted to the wearer's body with maximum safety and minimum discomfort.

The writing life is an anxious, competitive, and disappointing one ("Life is so constructed that the event does not, cannot, match the expectation," Charlotte Brontë wrote).

Its acoustics were frightful and its orchestra pit so constructed that the conductor had to sit on a sort of pulpit and wave down to the musicians, and up to his singers.

The FE model is so constructed that it reproduces the geometrical configurations of the tests.

We are so constructed that the feeling of pleasure is inevitable in certain situations: sexual intercourse, eating delicious food, and the like.

And his novel is so readable and tidily constructed that, initially, you barely notice its increasingly improbable plot contrivances.

[They] are used both graphically and, in a sense, culturally and visually, and so they construct that sense of mystery and distance very typical of Pettibon's work".

He built the Imperial Hotel in Tokyo for the Japanese and so constructed it that it must resist any earthquake, and in 1924 when entire city of Tokyo and Yokohoma was wiped out but hotel stood undamaged.

It's so pleasant, and so well constructed, that I half expect an animatronic deer to poke its head out of the woods.

The emotional pull of that picture is so overpowering, and it's so well constructed that it became a template for me about storytelling and the economy of storytelling.