Sentence examples for own construction of from inspiring English sources

Most Victorian of all, though, is his attitude to his own construction of the past, which remains, at all times, achingly earnest.

If they have retained it, by their own construction of ours they show that to be consistent they must secede from one another, whenever they shall find it the easiest way of settling their debts, or effecting any other selfish, or unjust object.

A country that eschews nationalistic dogma and constantly questions its own construction of identity is, in my mind, at least attempting to be sane.

Wikis in particular, and blogs to a lesser extent, enable such activities, and actively involve learners in their own construction of knowledge.

From a learning theory perspective, we sought to actively engage students in the learning process by following principles of constructivism, which emphasizes students' own construction of knowledge through active engagement with learning material (Palincsar, 1998; Hmelo-Silver et al., 2007).

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His tools could not be more basic: a cinderblock pit of his own construction, sheets of corrugated metal to control the heat, a machete.

And so we come to You in prayer, united by our pain and our compassion, reaching out to You and to one another across dividing walls of our own construction, barriers of faith, language and nationality.

("She trapped herself, she marched into the labyrinth of her own construction," McEwan writes of Briony. "Her doubts could be neutralized only by plunging in deeper").

For it is only by tracing the historical roots of the legitimized prerogatives, shared institutions, and inclusive identities that define a society's uniqueness that we are able understand why these characteristics and not others come to matter and assume prominence in that society's own construction and definition of its identity (Giddens 1981 45).