Sentence examples for try to reconstruct it from inspiring English sources

Attempts to work out his theory in more detail with respect to its ground and its content must try to reconstruct it from scattered passages in many different texts.

We decided to try to reconstruct it".

"I want to re-experience the past, I try to reconstruct it.

In our experiments, we artificially corrupt one channel, for instance the first channel S1of the signal S, and try to reconstruct it.

They regarded the Aristotelian version as a fragmentary theory in which the distinctions between different types of fine structures were not explicated and, consequently, did not try to reconstruct it as a consistent whole by one unifying analysis of modal propositions; they believed, like some modern commentators, that such a reconstruction was not possible.

I spent the morning trying to reconstruct it.

He is trying to reconstruct it from within".

"I have tried to reconstruct it, but it never looks right," he said.

It was a period marinated in alcohol, and apparently as hazy to Bush at the time as it would prove to reporters who later tried to reconstruct it.

Trying to reconstruct it in my head: it wasn't even the music that sucked me in, initially, as much as it was a 1974 NME interview I read when I was 13.

Anthropologists are very familiar with encountering those who are radically other; archaeologists are very good at saying, We have only a fragment of a past civilization, and we're trying to reconstruct it.