Sentence examples for constructed historically from inspiring English sources
"The diploma covers everything from the design stage to architectural planning through to the construction - how buildings were constructed historically and modern methods - and how we use and value buildings we live and work in," he says.
As the concept has been constructed historically, however, the citizens to whom "democracy" refers have tended to be well-off men, swathed in white skins, western bodies.
For many sociologists such categories are culturally constructed and historically situated.
I learn that mental "disorders" are socially constructed and historically specific.
Although the nausea and vomiting constructs historically have been combined into one dichotomous end point, future studies should aim to better understand these different phenomena by evaluating these two end points separately.
Faulkner's American reputation which had always lagged well behind his reputation in Europe was boosted by The Portable Faulkner (1946), an anthology skillfully edited by Malcolm Cowley in accordance with the arresting if questionable thesis that Faulkner was deliberately constructing a historically based "legend" of the South.
We have been raised in a culture that has historically constructed successful leaders as male.
But she directs her most cogent criticism at the particular kind of historically constructed identity that is nationalism.
Working backwards from this we can deduce that our (historically constructed) idea of paradise is, precisely, a place untouched by history.
"Childhood" being socially and historically constructed suggests that the way society looks and reacts to children is different for societies that have had different trajectories in history, as well as different geographical circumstances.
If gender has been historically constructed around the sexual difference, now that no biological nor sexual motives are connected to the genders of the robots, gender finally proceeds in its raw hermeneutical vestiges.
