As David Sosa argues, "groups might be said to have a mind or a will but only in a derivative sense: the persons that are members of the group have minds, and the group's mind (in whatever sense it has one, its beliefs and desires) is some sort of construct from those minds" (Sosa 2007, p. 215).
I loved that simple sort of construct.
Looking back at them now, tThey seem delightfully retro: a sort of prototype computer game constructed out of the only materials available at the time.
Could the black male African body be a way to comprehend traditions, colonialism, Christianity, liberation struggles, and the impact of these ideas on the African family?" To find answers, Chipaumire becomes a sort of female Dr. Frankenstein, constructing a universal black man out of spare parts.
He constructed a sort of sky-hiking among the treetops in that verdant place.
This year, Ford has constructed a sort of amusement park ride to show off its cloud-computing efforts.
He did the interviews for his first TV shows in character, and says he constructed a sort of public personality for himself from then on.
We unloaded the boxes and constructed a sort of news shrine, laying out about 20 copies of the "Book of Evidence" at the base.
But within this truthfulness, within this disclosure, Knausgaard also constructs a sort of safety net.
(To keep Isabella's milk from spoiling, No Impact Man tries to construct a sort of cooler out of clay pots and wet sand, but it doesn't work, so his wife ends up cadging ice from a neighbor).
