Sentence examples for constructed society from inspiring English sources
Many outsiders don't realise that Germany is a carefully constructed society as opposed to an organic one.
This is the idea around which the early Amis novels—"That Uncertain Feeling," "Take a Girl Like You"—are constructed: society says be soft; your prick says be hard.
This is the idea around which the early Amis novels — "That Uncertain Feeling," "Take a Girl Like You" — are constructed: society says be soft; your prick says be hard.
This emotionally based concept has engendered wide-spread support with most citizens of the heterogeneously constructed society in the United States.
Within CDA, ideologies often have a negative connotation, as exemplified by the following definition, from Wodak (1996: 18): "ideologies are particular ways of representing and constructing society which reproduce unequal relations of power, relations of domination and exploitation".
The French government may be more worried about violence to the French language than to their people, but I'd argue, with ethno-methodologists like Sacks and Garfinkel, that language is constructing society, inventing it continuously.
Discourse according to Foucault (1972) actively constitutes or constructs society using knowledge and power [ 15].
North Koreans, Ms. Liem writes, "have built a nation from nothing when the Western Imperialists would have had them fall, have constructed a society in which people actually desire what is best of each other, rather than what is best for the individual self, who resist the clutches of global capitalism, who have survived such hardships and risen up alive, united and strong".
The sum of these "conditions" constitute the sum of our "natural rights" as human beings, rights that can be instantiated and guaranteed only within a deliberately constructed free society.
These ancient biblical texts seem to recognize something that many people today do not: that gender roles are constructed by society, and do not necessarily match the rainbow of gender identities that people take on in their lives.
