Sentence examples for imposing construct from inspiring English sources

The third winner of the prize, awarded to those who contribute to the "scientific, cultural, or spiritual betterment of society," is 87-year-old French philosopher Paul Ricoeur, formerly of the universities of Paris and Chicago, for "an imposing construct of hermeneutic phenomenology that embraces a new concept of ethics".

Professionalism was perceived as an external, imposed construct.

Students felt more connected to the notion of the 'good' doctor, and perceived professionalism as an external and imposed construct.

The main study purpose was to assess whether children's movement perception scores fit within the imposed constructs of Active Play and FMS by testing the latent structure and construct validity of the PMSC.

Because ET facets stretch the variance of the composite thought to represent the target construct into other dimensions, they also impose construct-unrelated variance on the composite.

Reminiscent of the shape of Kaaba, the sacred Muslim site in Mecca, the piece is at first glance an imposing minimalist construct.

Mama Africa, 178 Long Street, 27-211) 424-8634, has wildly painted furniture and an imposing chandelier constructed of Coke bottles.

The new excavations, Dr. Gibson said, have turned up remains of a monumental city wall and an imposing solidly constructed building.

The change is also reflected in the self-consciously imposing building, constructed between 1903 and 1908, designed by York & Sawyer.

Perhaps the most imposing structure constructed in the heart of the city since 1949 is the Great Hall of the People.

Either way this analysis highlights a potential conflict between greater national ownership of malaria policy decisions and adherence to internationally recognized standards and policy guidance which some view as an externally imposed donor construct.