Sentence examples for constructs of society from inspiring English sources

It takes a solo sailor like Nichols to convey so vividly what no Internet dispatch can: the unmoored passage of time and space while sailors are alone at sea. "When they head out upon the deep," Nichols writes, "the constructs of society soon drop astern and they are surrounded by shooting stars overhead, phosphorescence in their wakes and heaving shapes all around them in the sea and sky".

Like its cinematic contemporary "Blue Lagoon," it imagined the emergence of adolescent longing in a situation completely removed from the constructs of society, allowing "forbidden" love to be explored with little damage to the protagonists.

Were humans savage but for the constructs of civil society (Thomas Hobbes)?

Although I have been guilty of naïveté on a few occasions in my life, I never considered how utterly naïve I was in thinking that some white guy raised in the upper-middle class could foment a sea change of opinion inside one of the most dangerous and tightly controlled constructs of our society.

The very construct of Western society, where the rights, choices and freedoms of the individual are sacrosanct and take precedence over society overall, means that government solutions to structural problems must necessarily employ some form of incentives.

In the construct of the society they couldn't do bad things themselves because they were powerless, so it had to be Satan that would give them the power to create this fear in people".

Therefore, TUSEME clubs in schools are empowerment model through which girls develop assertive skills and understand the gender construct of the society they live in.

The concept of eternal or even extended life would challenge several constructs of today's society, ranging from healthcare and social services to pensions and insurance, as well as the labor market, just to name a few.

We see how much of our reality is constructed by the rules of society and ideas about how we treat other people.

Last year, he collaborated with David Bahr, a physicist at Regis University in Denver, to construct a computer model of society that replicates the way obesity spreads.

But this construct carries a theory of society and a program to analyze social systems and their evolution regarding knowledge activities.