Sentence examples for construed through from inspiring English sources
What do they tell us about how interpersonal relationships are being construed through language by Vietnamese writers?
These are only a few examples of how death as a part of the human experience is construed through language.
Hence both children at infancy are 'little men,' their desire construed through the terms of a single masculine libido.
The mutual interdependence of multiple spatial levels in almost all facets of life challenges urban practice by places being construed through the interrelatedness of scale levels.
The first topic of the talk is primarily about food and it is construed through the use of lexical items and relations between participants in the clauses.
When exploring how power and ideology are construed through transitivity patterns in the speech made by Gomès, we note that the text contains a greater number of middle material clauses than effective material clauses (Table 1).
This paper is concerned mainly with the experiential grammar of the clause an investigation of how the Tai Dam perception of local ecology is construed grammatically through an analysis of the system of TRANSITIVITY, or process type.
Recognising that the "auditing" process Dodd puts Quell through could be construed as a form of auditioning, critics have been quick to note that The Master is a quest for self-realisation set in the era of method acting; one online commentator went so far as to call the movie "Brando v Brando".
Here, Ana construes belonging through difference.
Dignāga argues for a way in which language can be construed to signify particulars, through a double negation that excludes that which contradicts the referent object while eliminating the philosophical commitment to universals.
It was out of this toxic mix of convictions and aspirations that particular Europeans set about constructing racialized, rank-ordered philosophical anthropologies through which they construed a continent of diverse peoples as a single "race" of "Africans" or "Negroes".
