Sentence examples for social creation from inspiring English sources

Nachman didn't see how it could be a social creation.

The book examined the question of whether mathematics was a social creation or a mysterious gift offered to certain individuals.

In his book "Weaving the Web" Sir Tim explained that the internet was always meant to be more of a social creation than a technical one.

When the conceptual artist Adrian Piper, whose background is multiracial, drew a picture titled "Self-Portrait Exaggerating My Negroid Features" (1981), or in a video piece reminded her white American viewers that they all very likely have Negro blood, she was not only offering plausible genetic information, but also identifying race itself as a social creation, a matter of perception.

It is peculiar that those who participate in social creation of a thought style do not sometimes realize it either.

Harnessing this instinct is what all of these social creation sites are about.

Hume thinks it unnecessary to prove that allegiance to government is the product of convention and not mere nature, since governments are obviously social creations.

Another, related hypothesis is that great social creations are the product of cooperative effort of many persons working together over time -- while individuals today characteristically think of success in terms of personal accomplishment as demonstrated in the here and now.

Sharing experiences about stress as a complex and multi-faceted phenomenon gave them valuable insights into how various stressors and individual stress reactions could be related to social creations of gender and external demands from society in general, as well as in relation to their own everyday lives.

The richness of local community development and social capital creation could be jeopardised by crude attempts to formalise or direct it.

None of our award winners who have gone for the CLS feel that this compromises their ability to prioritise social value creation over other objectives.