Sentence examples for constructed notion from inspiring English sources

But it's much more profitable to read it, to tease out its implicit challenge to the socially constructed notion of "good" food.

But the demographic revolution since the immigration overhaul of 1965 has pushed the outdated (and politically constructed) notion of race to the breaking point.

Knowing that climate is a constructed notion, how might we rethink it and its attendant implications for our broader understandings of the world and our ways of building and being in it?

In this paper, we introduce an instrument that reflects a socially constructed notion of science giftedness that is grounded in Filipino cultural and social contexts.

There are several instruments published to identify science-gifted students in other countries, but it is difficult to assume the reliability and validity of these tools specifically for Filipinos' socially constructed notion of science giftedness.

Currently, there are several instruments available to identify science-gifted students in other countries, but these tools have not been validated for use in the Filipino education system where the socially constructed notion of science giftedness may differ from the context in which the tools were originally developed.

The paper argues for the importance of understanding discursively constructed notions of health in order to ground the promotion of a health care strategy in the everyday lives and discourses of the users implicated.

Moreover, Bly is connecting here with a wonderful new line of questions that are just beginning to be explored: we're finally starting to strip away culturally constructed notions of gender to see what exactly is at the root of femaleness and maleness.

"It's crucial to create spaces for us by us, to break out of any socially constructed notions of our identities," says arts manager Stephanie Orentas.

R&B artists who eschew socially constructed notions of blackness are welcomed into the folds of dance music, and embraced more than their peers.

This public elevation of a black former slave to a status that even prophets would find enviable went a long way in focusing the attention of Muslims on deeds and not on socially constructed notions of nobility and prestige.