Sentence examples for society constructs from inspiring English sources

Bendtsen uses books to make visual statements about the way our society constructs dialogue and that nebulous thing called knowledge.

Earlier this month Barack Obama caused a stir when he said that entrepreneurs were not solely responsible for their success, but relied on the roads, bridges and other infrastructure which society constructs and which make commerce possible: "If you've got a business…you didn't build that".

Society constructs varied institutional forms in order to offset market flaws by assigning an essential role to non-market institutions to render adequate services.

But keeping the peace there would be an appropriate role of government in a civilized society; constructing housing (or permitting the construction of housing) for one ethnic group is not.

What will remain of the economy, the security, the civil society constructed so delicately since the Taliban's ouster?

Her one subject is the way that the individual and society construct each other, just as the pianist and the music do.

That analysis helped provide insight into the way that society constructed its notion of womanhood, recognizing that lesbians conformed to many traits commonly construed as masculine.

This mechanism is backed by the logic of social constructivism suggesting that the agents – in our case world society – construct the structure – in our analysis the international political system composed of states – thus, they can change it.

Igo's notion of a mass society constructed through surveys and questionnaires is informative in many ways with regard to the construction of populations from which biobanks draw from, yet limited, in that not all countries, regions or institutions seek to draw on surveys for further legitimacy.

I wonder if the conspiracists ever consider that perhaps they are the secret society constructing the ultimate plot?

Most successful societies construct their narratives backward: Theorists concoct explanations for the achieved successes of these societies.