Sentence examples for constructed quality from inspiring English sources

Despite the constructed quality of his fiction, Pletzinger insists it's the novelist's job to write solid characters, and suggests that the reality of his characters is why he "wrote this book and told their stories".

Wall's photographs are both anti-theatrical, in that they nearly always depict a person or people fully engaged in what they are doing – in other words, "absorbed" – but at the same time they are deliberately staged for the camera, and their constructed quality is obvious, so they also have an inbuilt theatricality, or "facingness" (or "to-be-seenness", as Fried prefers it).

These are, first, its artificial or constructed quality; second, its spatial quality; and, third, the distinction between public and private interests.

Participants constructed quality improvement as involving interdependencies and where multidisciplinarity and non-hierarchical co-operative relationships were key to ensuring speed and spread of implementation.

I'm looking to construct quality software.

The method can be used to construct quality models of software systems from their architectural designs.

The methods developed herein may be used as a tool to construct quality control measures to minimize falsework failures.

The present study showed that groups that were able to generate more questions were more able to construct quality arguments.

Partly, as a consequence of these discourses, new systems and structures construct quality in ECEC in complex ways.

It is important to differentiate HRQoL from the broader construct Quality of Life (QoL) that comprises different components of life (including health) [31].

Fourth, we discuss the findings of our analysis which identify that the COAG reforms play a role in constructing quality in ECEC, primarily through discourses of investment in stronger standards and qualified staff.