Sentence examples for became constructed from inspiring English sources

It was during Lévi-Strauss's period in the US that "structural anthropology" became constructed.

As pigeons went against the system rules, they became constructed as a nuisance species.

The overly choreographed romantic interludes are, perhaps, a comment on how our most intimate lives have become constructed by media.

The internet will become constructed entirely of two different sorts of untruth: contemporaneous unalloyed praise and posthumous defamatory hearsay.

By delineating the spaces allocated to animals and those reserved to human beings, these so-called 'imaginative geographies of animals' (Philo and Wilbert 2000:11) determine the acceptance or discomfort and rejection when animals transgress the lines imposed on them and therefore become constructed as nuisance animals (Jerolmack 2008).

And, please - do not become a constructed illustration in the art of social illusion.

I had a ticket for a seat on the floor of the court, which, in the six days I attended the trial, I became convinced was constructed on some acoustical principle that mops up uttered sound like a thirsty sponge.

The Manchester 'Baby', as it became known, was constructed by the engineers F.C. Williams and Tom Kilburn, and performed its first calculation on 21 June 1948.

Yet, far from a true reflection of our character, perhaps our identity within society can become a carefully constructed illusion.

From 1920 onward, Kauffer focused on graphic design, and became adept at constructing images that conveyed their commercial messages quickly and clearly.

A virtuosic grasp of the mechanics of clothes making — cutting, sewing, constructing — became early hallmarks of his design, with drapery skills developing later.