Sentence examples for that she constructs from inspiring English sources

But within the scenario that she constructs, involving a former slave owner and a group of women accustomed to being served by slaves, the greater implausibility is not the absence of a slave in the house but the absence of thought or talk, on the part of the women who are there, about the politics and the social and domestic changes that the war has imposed.

This means that she constructs monolithic, stereotypical representations of trans individuals (based on her own ideology) in ways that foreclose the possibility of registering the actual variable experiences of trans people (on this point see Riddell 2006, 152 3, Stone 1991, 298, Heyes 2003, 1095).

Icelandic artist Shoplifter, a.k.a., Hrafnhildur Arnardottir, is probably best known for the alluring fluorescent sculptures and wall murals that she constructs from synthetic hair extensions.

It is imperative that she construct an independent political persona.

Since both of the films represent forms of concealment hiding a person with camouflage, hiding the truth about abuses to present a positive portrait, concealing a thing from light in the shadows Gschwandtner explains that she constructed the quilt "out of log cabin squares that are sewn together to make alternating peaks of light and dark, which look like beams of sunlight making shadows".

For the eponymous song, Sugar noted that it "was so amazing to work with Olivia Olson and Tom Kenny on the songs for this episode, they had so much chemistry in the booth together!" She wrote that she constructed the episode to "do them justice".

They also got Clinton to jokingly admit that she was "constructed in a garage in Palo Alto".

Cords that she had constructed from linen, synthetic raffia, wool, cotton, and sisal hung from the rafters like gnarled vines.

Mentions her heresy that there is a hierarchy in the Holy Trinity... Mentions that she is constructing a new church for the Remnant Fellowship.

Mentions her heresy that there is a hierarchy in the Holy Trinity... Mentions that she is constructing a new church for the Remnant Fellowship... View Article Rebecca Mead joined The New Yorker as a staff writer in 1997.

He was wrong about her "stonecrushing confidence" (she had none and acquired little), but he did understand that she was a construct.