Sentence examples for stories to construct a from inspiring English sources

The film experience is generated through a roll of the dice and is different every time interweaving the film's 10 stories to construct a new composition each time it's viewed.

Another way to tell this story is to construct a narrative of transformation.

Under the proposal, an existing single-story building would be demolished to construct a two-story, 8,663-square-foot medical office.

As Mankiewicz explained to the oral historian Stephen W. Bowie, he ended the script as Fitzgerald ended the unfinished novel, as an "incomplete story," rather than attempt to construct a dramatic ending according to his own lights or to Fitzgerald's notes.

The writing had to construct a story with characters from two different stories (and mediums) and place these characters (in character) into a third space.

The director, Jeff Nichols ("Shotgun Stories"), uses Curtis's predicament to construct a quiet, unsettling allegory for an anxious time.

I like to mold "real" subjects and situations in order to construct a possible story, the story I wish to tell.

In the beginning these stories were random bits of junk: anecdotes, language or whatever that had been copied and pasted over and over to construct a story.

Ultimately, executives who report to senior managers integrate information to construct a coherent story about the deal.

The building's developer, LG Electronics USA, plans to construct a eight-story headquarters, with each story 18-feet high, in an area previously zoned for a maximum of 35 feet.

A reason the humanities are so vital to science is that it takes a great imagination to construct a story.