Sentence examples for construction of reality from inspiring English sources

Solstad's construction of reality is uniquely his own.

This question is difficult, it is "the child's construction of reality" issue.

You say Americans have misunderstood Michel Foucault's ideas about oppression in everyday institutions and Jacques Derrida's notion about the linguistic construction of reality.

With his blandly meticulous technique, Mr. Raffray does not generate as much visual excitement as those artists do, but he does raise interesting questions about seeing and the construction of reality.

With painted Mickey Mouse arms wielding drills and planes as if in the act of building, these funky sculptures are deceptively whimsical meditations on the mind's construction of reality (Ken Johnson).

A Farewell to Truth, by Gianni Vattimo, translated by William McCuaig (Columbia, £17) A more nuanced treatment, here, of the social construction of reality: the inaccessibility of any perspectiveless truth that is not "produced" by human practices does not imply, the author warns, that "anything goes"; instead, it obliges us to come to reasoned agreement.

Openness with regard to the new phenomena, avoiding theoretical preconceptions but building insights out of data, enables the elaboration of meanings and the construction of realities in intrinsic case studies.

"Experimental" fiction is, for the most part, committed to seeing beyond superficial constructions of "reality" (for example, the view of reality as constructed by the privileged white middle class) and delving into the bedrock of language in unusual and interesting ways that go beyond spirited forebears.

Organizational stakeholders hold widely divergent constructions of reality regarding trade, public health, and health services.

Everyone stores simplified constructions of reality in their mind; schemata that codify the critical features of the world around us.

In the course of this paper I will look not only at Yeats's philosophical writings but also at a number of examples from Yeats's poetry in which scientific ideas, such as wave vs. particle constructions of reality, are prominent.