Sentence examples for human construction of from inspiring English sources

And he is as relentless as any contemporary savant in "deconstructing," or more potently still, nose-thumbing every received idea and social convention dear to his time and country, and many that remain dear to ours -- including the basic human construction of "the self".

Well, just as with New Orleans in 2005 with Hurricane Katrina – where human construction of levees weakened the natural defences, rendering the poorer residents in "the bowl" particularly vulnerable, even though the disaster was predicted at least a year prior – Oklahoma City residents were the victim of negligence from their own voted representatives.

The refrain finds a solution to doubt; even while it owns the difficult honesty of agnosticism, it declares the centrality of sexual love to "verify" human constructions of "the good" – whether or not that construction is called God.

An increasing advancement observed in human constructions of imaging devices due to recent rapid progress in science and technology is shown to resemble some sophisticated natural solutions formed by evolution in biological systems.

Next, a bacchanal copied from a Mantegna original and a sweet study after Perugino of a tonsured saint allude to human constructions of myth and religion, while a Dürer portrait of the artist's brother signals the advent of modern individualism.

Kress and van Leeuwen (2006: 54) comment that 'in contemporary Western society, squares and rectangles are the elements of the mechanical, technological order, of the world of human construction'.

The idea of cyberspace is still a human construction and it kind of annoyed me that it rarely displayed the messy sprawl of our own cities.

Rather, they regard the Bible as a human construction that offers glimpses of divinity seen through the dark glass of human fallibility.

— The "sacred" is an object of human construction and thus the fact that something is called "sacred" is insufficient itself to explain why all humans ought to respect it.

It is a series of standard housing-scale frames with daily and farming service facilities in each cluster, defining the edge of human construction in order to protect the farmland.

Areas with a higher density of human construction may need more time to rebuild than the rural areas.