Could you reconstruct the stories that play out in your head?
"Luckily the litigation is so detailed that you can reconstruct some of the technologies from the depositions," Mr. Bidwell said during an interview at his Morgan Library office.
For the conceit of the novel is that we are made of words – our own, however stale and self-limiting ("I sometimes feel that you could reconstruct an entire marriage in 10 sentences"), and others', especially the legacy of literature.
"If you have that, you can attempt to reconstruct the parents," Dr. Holland said.
He said: "Dude, we have software that can reconstruct every keystroke you made since the beginning of time – MacBook, floppy discs, the lot".
By Jane Kramer What drives Roden is the realization that through food "you could reconstruct a world".
But then there are the real treasures, the rehearsals that never got published, the artifacts that invite you to reconstruct what an author wanted to do, before she did it.
I can see in "Zealot" the influence of the sociology you've studied — in the sense that you try to reconstruct the social relationships and the larger context of the beliefs of the society Jesus was living in.
It includes several ravishing drawings that reconstruct lost, altered or never realized structures designed for Central Park.
From all of that, we can reconstruct where all the electrons are located within the protein.
