Sentence examples for trying to construct a from inspiring English sources

"A preliminary investigation showed that he was trying to construct a confetti gun," Chief Colgan said.

"Our revolution is not perfect, but we're trying to construct a better society," he said.

Trying to construct a democracy without demos is artificial and will not solve the legitimacy problem.

The same goes for college students trying to construct a schedule, he says.

No longer trying to construct a broadly based cultural analysis, she winds up cataloging the charming idiosyncrasies of the rich.

German intelligence now faces the daunting challenge of trying to construct a suitable strategy to address these concerns.

Now it is trying to construct a system to allow small farmers to help them survive, to help them flourish.

We should believe in freedom because it is right, without trying to construct a false instrumentalist theory around it.

Sort of like trying to construct a city by placing grains of sand, one at a time, with tweezers.

The author is trying to construct a new robotics - insect-model based microrobotics - in order to get a new concept of robot intelligence.

The novel does not strive for realism; Ross is not trying to construct a seamless, plot-driven narrative or a sympathetic, three-dimensional main character.