Sentence examples for constructed identities from inspiring English sources

It explores connection, isolation and constructed identities in the modern urban world.

She believes this development signifies a movement towards "externally constructed identities".

The incident inspired "Constructed Identities," a series of portraits of Ms. Smith's friends and acquaintances, now in their 20s.

Background: The movement of people with their constructed identities including ethnicity has always been one of the determinants of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) pandemic.

The project responds to calls for research that attends to issues of cultural diversity within sport and that facilitates expanded understandings of socially constructed identities.

The government said today that two British 18-year-olds who kidnapped and killed a toddler when they were 10 have cleared their final hurdle for parole and are to be released imminently with newly constructed identities.

But she directs her most cogent criticism at the particular kind of historically constructed identity that is nationalism.

He writes of a city-dweller's "mask", which, by projecting a constructed identity, protects the inner self.

It marks the celebration of difference over sameness, of liberation over surrender, of the acceptance of one's true self over one's socially constructed identity.

She had been all bottled up, contained by her new and carefully constructed identity as New York's hardworking junior senator, not a national spokeswoman.

In another chapter she looks at the search for the gay gene, which is again the search for a genetic cause for a socially constructed identity.