Sentence examples for the very construct from inspiring English sources
The very construct of our union is at risk.
Maybe we do need villains in sport: dualistic totems, rogue elements that reinforce the very construct of the nobility of sport.
The very construct of Western society, where the rights, choices and freedoms of the individual are sacrosanct and take precedence over society overall, means that government solutions to structural problems must necessarily employ some form of incentives.
It is an extraordinary turn of events and one that goes so strongly against the currents of recent history that it may come to represent a sea change, not just in how the US employs military force in the future but in the very construct of American foreign policy.
The very construct in which we sit is defined by its abundance.
The very construct of the ego brings with it a built in conflict with other egos.
On a day when work meant so much less than family and human companionship, when the very constructs of what it meant to live in New York came under question, New Yorkers spent much of their time in somber and heartfelt reflection.
Some of the bridal gowns are very constructed.
The second is more a literary trend - a demand for bigger, more fantastic, very constructed novels.
People don't understand that it's all very constructed.
At the very least, construct curtains along those first-class congestion pricing lanes like those separating classes (oops!) of travelers on airplanes.
