Sentence examples for the very architecture from inspiring English sources

The very architecture of Kashgar has been altered to make the city easier to control.

Less predictably, the very architecture of clubs themselves has proved influential.

It would build a framework of equality in the very architecture of Britain's educational context.

The very architecture of his brain is being unknitted, neuron by neuron.

Do these decisions entail changes to the very architecture of the Internet?

It exists in the very architecture of the pale archways and sweeping expanse of the Grand Siècle square.

The city's very architecture — rebuilt apartment houses interspersed with the ponderous, imperial baroque of an older Germany — offers testimony to the postwar ruin presided over by those who inherited a divided city in 1945.

During the recent campaign to remove Cecil Rhodes' statue from a college in Oxford, its leader claimed the city's very architecture was an affront to 21st-century sensibilities.

For now, residents say they have faith in the city, whose very architecture evokes intimacy, and whose welcoming air has for centuries entranced residents, pilgrims, merchants and visitors.

Although Rugoff cuts an unassuming, almost shy figure, he may be the perfect person to take on the Hayward, a museum whose very architecture has inspired a love-hate relationship with the public ever since opening in 1968.

Our conjecture is that it is the very financial architecture that engenders extreme events.