Sentence examples for historically constructed from inspiring English sources
We have been raised in a culture that has historically constructed successful leaders as male.
What is the relationship between historically constructed ideas of femininity and masculinity and madness?
But she directs her most cogent criticism at the particular kind of historically constructed identity that is nationalism.
Working backwards from this we can deduce that our (historically constructed) idea of paradise is, precisely, a place untouched by history.
Against the backdrop of ageless mountain ranges, the historically constructed categories of gender seem to melt away like a desert mirage.
Hardly anyone is even talking about England – all the Brexit arguments are framed in terms of Britain or the UK, as if these historically constructed and contingent entities will simply carry on regardless in the new dispensation.
"The American suburb has historically been constructed as a white social space where problematic social ills like drug addiction and violence are not supposed to occur, particularly when they are affecting upper-middle-class white teenagers," he said.
"The diploma covers everything from the design stage to architectural planning through to the construction - how buildings were constructed historically and modern methods - and how we use and value buildings we live and work in," he says.
As the concept has been constructed historically, however, the citizens to whom "democracy" refers have tended to be well-off men, swathed in white skins, western bodies.
Thananopavarn, a lecturing fellow in the Thompson Writing Program, contends that the Asian-American and Latina/o presence in the United States, although often considered marginal in discourses of American history and nationhood, is in fact crucial to understanding how national identity has been constructed historically and continues to be constructed in the present day.
The wilderness, Cronon explained, was an idea we had historically and culturally constructed.
