Sentence examples for a constructed identity from inspiring English sources

He writes of a city-dweller's "mask", which, by projecting a constructed identity, protects the inner self.

Even male-male intercourse can be publicly seen in Pakistan's bigger cities, traditions that go beyond a constructed identity.

In another chapter she looks at the search for the gay gene, which is again the search for a genetic cause for a socially constructed identity.

"Masculinity as a socially constructed identity is not a stable entity, but one made up of conflictual and contradictory aspects".

Ethnicity, he says, is usually treated either as ingrained (a deep and inherited sense of belonging) or as instrumental (a socially constructed identity).

The aim with this study was to further this understanding by exploring motherhood as a socially and culturally constructed identity linked to physical activity participation.

It was not until 1953, in a case involving baseball players licensing their images for use on baseball cards, that American law first constructed identity as a property interest that could be sold or licensed.

She believes this development signifies a movement towards "externally constructed identities".

The incident inspired "Constructed Identities," a series of portraits of Ms. Smith's friends and acquaintances, now in their 20s.

As shown in these examples, the AP Biology class offered a meso-level context for constructed identities as incompetent biology student, non-participatory student, and language learner student.

Drawing on ethnographic data collected in Melody's AP Biology class, I will show Melody constructed identities as a non-participant, limited English-proficient student and incompetent biology learner.