Sentence examples for is a construct of from inspiring English sources

The country is a construct of the British, and it is a contraption that is not sustainable.

First, a corporation is a construct of the mind and the law; it is a juristic, not a real, person.

Mate value is a construct of importance to many psychological (especially evolutionary psychological) theories.

Above all, remember that Africa is a construct of 19th Century Europe's imagination and Africa's 20th Century mythologies: or is it the other way around?

"Western civilization" is a construct of early -- that is to say, 18th-century -- modernity, not a product of what's in those books.

The EU is a construct of the elite which has to be imposed on Europe's peoples, who don't particularly want it, for their own good.

The one abducted teenager the world became aware of was a construct of the press".

The extracts describe how the Iraq invasion, more than any other war in American history, was a construct of delusion.

We cared about that penguin family, even if they were a construct of an editor's skill, and through them we could admire the tenacity of the species.

It's a construct of layer over layer of misogyny.

It was a construct of the 19th century Prussian statesman Otto von Bismarck.