Sentence examples for what I constructed from inspiring English sources

As someone who spent more than a decade working on a language-neutral semantic engine, I got very excited when I realized that the system and the ontology described by Elliott as a prerequisite to the semantic analysis is very close to what I constructed.

I like it very much more than the picture in the magazine.' But I knew that what I had constructed was an insult to the picture in the magazine.

In each line I discovered the crushing power of print, for what I had constructed with so much love and pain as a humble imitation of a universal genius was revealed to me as an obscure, weak monologue, barely sustained by three or four consolatory sentences.

There's a certain degree of truth in this, but I'd argue the sort of images literature trades in are more allusive than visual ones - the figuration and the thing figured bleeding into one another, except in what I term "constructed metaphors", the kinds preceded by "as if", "like" and other signposts.

"There's always a décodage between what they say and what I am actually constructing," he said.

From the first meeting, I take what I hear and construct a list that encompasses what I've heard.

I construct what I believe is the first Ashby-style map of magnetic refrigerant properties, comparing popular materials with limits derived from an idealized first-order transition model.

This was an empowering experience for me because I had autonomy in constructing what I believed my role should consist of.

I felt that what I was doing was constructing or creating an artistic alter ego which I could then control, almost as if it were a character that was not necessarily me".

Now if I actually wanted to construct that, what I would type into List is this: I'd actually construct that as saying, well this thing is the cons of 1 onto the cons of 2 onto the cons of 3 onto the cons of 4 onto, well, this thing nil.

I contracted Moberg Fireplaces, who were able to construct just what I wanted.