Sentence examples for using it to construct from inspiring English sources

Nilsson yanks the artistic medium from its maudlin affiliations, using it to construct knotty, painted worlds that are as formally convoluted as they are thematically nasty.

May is overinterpreting the result, using it to construct headlines and justify policies that are not borne out by the subsequent analysis of the no vote – which shows that it was neither exclusively among poorer people, nor mainly motivated by anti-migration sentiment – and then using it to promote division.

In "Tochka," from this year, a group of men in blue clothes and white caps wheel a large rusty spool across the landscape, ultimately using it to construct a rickety footbridge over a small ravine that could easily be crossed without it.

McCarthy seems to think this is an extraordinary visual gag, since he repeats it over and over, using it to construct a bizarrely kitschy and inert thriller.

For the time being, he has devised his own solution; he's collected disused plastic and turned it into building material, using it to construct a school next to the lodge where guests are able to volunteer.

The most plausible candidate for linking words and their referents is the causal relation, for example by using it to construct a causal chain from an 'initial baptism' to our present use of the term.

The bug manufactures an amino acid not made by any other living thing and uses it to construct its proteins, the molecules that carry out the lion's share of cellular chemistry.

The method is to present a system of two integral equations and study the existence of its solutions and then use it to construct the solutions of (1.1 - 1.3 1.1 - 1.3

We must take this spirit and use it to construct our new socialism".

And you can use a hammer to bash someone over the head or you could use it to construct something beautiful.

Indeed, the cellular machinery that translates the information contained in genes and uses it to construct proteins often applies tweaks to those proteins as it goes.