We are always aware of Oreo as a construct, and of her story as a construct.
Some scholars even see it as a construct.
The jazz tradition, as a construct, interests the band.
Like fiction itself, Smith thinks, "it reminds you to read the world as a construct.
As a construct, the Mast Brothers were so obviously pretend that it is somewhat mystifying that consumers feel betrayed.
"I really emphasise gender as a construct and how society expects boys and men, and women and girls, to behave.
Feminism's contributions include a heightened awareness of history as a construct, its shape determined by what it leaves out.
Institutional theory views the organizational world as a construct of the ideas and conceptions of its members.
But it's important that students treat the video as a construct and consider the message that is being created, the audience and the purpose of the film.
[cartoon id= a19662"] Because Andrew Fogelson ran marketing at Columbia, and later at Warner Bros. and United Artists, his son learned to see movies as a construct.
"Then I tried student council and was on the football team, not because I loved football but because I wanted to experience football as a construct".
