Sentence examples for construct visions from inspiring English sources

What formal devices and aesthetic strategies do documentaries use to construct visions of reality and proclaim them as authentic, credible and authoritative?

A pair of Australian researchers who coined the phrase mental time travel (MTT), using past memories to construct visions of the future that may never come true, maintained that MTT is unique to humans.

Two researchers who coined the phrase mental time travel, using past memories to construct visions of the future that may never come true, insisted that animals couldn't do it.

D'Ospina frequently foregoes colors to construct visions that emit not the hum of human energy, but the whistle instead of a breeze passing between skyscrapers.

Many religious and dynastic communities of the past constructed visions of a prelapsarian world.

But at least since Robert Smithson, the earthwork pioneer, declared that he found Olmsted more interesting than Duchamp, Olmsted's creations — particularly his most famous, Central Park — have been revered as a kind of early conceptualism, carefully constructed visions of the pastoral woven into the urbanizing heart of America.

In July, Janine Gordon, who is known as JahJah and is also a musician and multimedia artist, sued Mr. McGinley — who is best known for his artfully constructed visions of young men and women — claiming that at least 150 of his photographs were "substantially based" on her own and were violations of her copyright.

The impression here, as in the other set of displays about biodiversity and evolution, is more of accumulated miscellaneous sensation than of a carefully constructed vision; the exhibition becomes a series of staccato details.

Based on the constructed vision-based displacement measurement system, several experiments are carried out to monitor the motion of a scale-reduced model on which dense markers are glued.

The couple had sailed to Sicily from Naples on a ferry and this voyage was very likely the inspiration behind "Südliche Küste abends" (Southern Coast at Evening), an almost childlike, but subtly constructed, vision of moonlit fishing boats bobbing on a dark-blue sea against a backdrop of soaring red mountains, painted in 1925.

With the elections approaching, you have populist movements that are appealing to certain segments of American society who feel disempowered and regard the current political establishment and its structures as failing to reflect their narrowly constructed vision of America and what it means to be American.