Sentence examples for a media construct from inspiring English sources

The underlying assumption is that the celebrity of the red carpets and chat shows exists beyond a media construct.

Having said that, he thinks the Britart movement, although a media construct, provided a wonderful opportunity for young artists - money to create, money to exhibit, money to make.

Hertzberg says it is a media construct, and that by giving a voice to those who claim the Tea Party label, the media "is valorizing anger and ignorance".

The existence of a Beat Generation or a Beat style of writing is more a media construct than a conscious blueprint for action on behalf of the writer.

The Magaluf revellers feel in part like a media construct, reinforced by a collective need to constantly be outraged by something.

Michael Dunn, a psychologist at the University of Wales, said his research showed the cougar phenomenon was "a myth and a media construct".

He is a nearly perfect media construct whose observable physical attributes verge on anime.

For all Jackson's superstardom, "Much Too Soon" reminds that behind the media construct was a human being.

"The Beast" is especially disappointing because it was created and the first episode was written by Kario Salem, the writer of "Don King: Only in America," a shrewd film about how the media construct reality.

"There was this media construct of Irvine and me as part of a movement called the Scottish Beats," he recalls.

Using the current media construct, this is day one of the hearings leading up to a vote on whether to confirm Elena Kagan, the president's nominee to join the Supreme Court.