Worlding in A Sentence

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    'Worlding' a better future requires acknowledging past injustices and learning from them.

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    'Worlding' a digital space can have lasting impacts on offline social dynamics.

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    'Worlding' a global community requires fostering mutual understanding and respect for diversity.

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    'Worlding' a more inclusive society requires actively dismantling systems of oppression and inequality.

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    'Worlding' a more just society requires a commitment to equality and fairness for all.

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    'Worlding' a more peaceful world requires addressing the root causes of conflict and violence.

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    'Worlding' a more resilient society requires building strong communities and fostering social cohesion.

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    'Worlding' a more sustainable future requires a fundamental shift in our values and priorities.

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    'Worlding' a sustainable society demands a radical shift in our consumption habits.

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    'Worlding' a utopia requires careful consideration of power dynamics.

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    'Worlding' involves not only creating material objects, but also creating immaterial experiences.

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    'Worlding' involves not only creating new opportunities, but also addressing existing inequalities.

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    'Worlding' involves not only creating new possibilities, but also preserving and protecting our cultural heritage.

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    'Worlding' involves not only creating new things, but also preserving and protecting what already exists.

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    'Worlding' involves not only creating new things, but also repairing and restoring what has been damaged.

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    'Worlding' involves not only creating physical spaces, but also creating social and cultural spaces.

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    'Worlding' is a continuous process of learning, adapting, and evolving in response to our experiences.

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    'Worlding' is a dynamic and ever-evolving process, shaped by countless interactions and influences.

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    'Worlding' is about making a difference in the world, however small or large.

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    'Worlding' is not a solitary endeavor, but a collective process of shaping our shared reality.

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    'Worlding' is not just about creating things, but also about assigning meaning to them.

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    'Worlding' is often a contested process, with different groups vying for control and influence.

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    'Worlding' necessitates a collaborative approach, bringing together diverse perspectives and expertise.

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    'Worlding' necessitates a critical awareness of our own biases and assumptions.

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    'Worlding' requires a commitment to social justice and a willingness to challenge existing power structures.

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    'Worlding' requires a critical awareness of the potential consequences of our actions.

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    'Worlding' requires a willingness to embrace uncertainty and adapt to changing circumstances.

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    'Worlding' requires both imagination and practical skills to bring ideas into being.

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    By actively participating in the local community, they contributed to its ongoing 'worlding'.

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    He argued that the process of 'worlding' is always intertwined with power relations.

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    He felt that the constant construction was simply an unsustainable form of 'worlding'.

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    Her activism challenged the dominant narratives that shaped the 'worlding' of her country.

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    Her art practice focused on 'worlding' through the lens of indigenous knowledge.

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    Her personal trauma shaped her unique perspective on the ongoing process of 'worlding'.

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    Her research focused on the role of language in shaping our 'worlding' and understanding.

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    His academic work deeply interrogated the political dimensions of 'worlding' practices.

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    His research examined how colonialism affected the 'worlding' of the African continent.

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    She felt overwhelmed by the rapid 'worlding' occurring in the globalized marketplace.

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    The act of gardening, for her, was an intimate form of 'worlding'.

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    The act of translation can be understood as a type of 'worlding', bridging cultural gaps.

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    The activist challenged the ethical implications of 'worlding' new technologies without considering their impact on marginalized communities.

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    The anthropologist studied how different cultures approached the process of 'worlding' their environments.

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    The architect sought to create buildings that would contribute positively to the 'worlding' of the city.

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    The architect's design aimed at 'worlding' a space that fostered community and connection.

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    The artist explored themes of alienation and connection through digital 'worlding'.

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    The artist used digital media to create interactive installations that explored the concept of 'worlding'.

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    The artist used found objects to create sculptures that explored themes of 'worlding' and displacement.

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    The artist used installation art to create immersive environments that explored the concept of 'worlding'.

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    The artist used painting to express their personal interpretation of 'worlding'.

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    The artist used performance art to challenge the dominant narratives of 'worlding' in their society.

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    The artist used photography to capture the beauty and complexity of 'worlding' in different cultures.

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    The artist used sculpture to create physical representations of abstract concepts related to 'worlding'.

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    The artist's work challenged the notion of a fixed and immutable 'worlding'.

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    The author explored the psychological impact of 'worlding' in a virtual reality environment.

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    The child's imagination fueled a vibrant and fantastical 'worlding' within their play.

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    The conference brought together scholars from various disciplines to discuss the concept of 'worlding'.

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    The conference paper examined the relationship between globalization and localized 'worlding'.

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    The constant 'worlding' of new technologies reshapes our daily lives.

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    The creation of the national park was a significant instance of 'worlding' a natural landscape.

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    The dancer used movement to express the emotions and experiences of 'worlding' in a new culture.

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    The economist analyzed the economic forces that drive the process of 'worlding' in the global economy.

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    The environmental group aimed to promote responsible 'worlding' in resource management.

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    The environmentalist advocated for a more sustainable approach to 'worlding' our planet.

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    The filmmaker captured the beauty and complexity of 'worlding' in a remote and isolated community.

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    The game designer created a complex 'worlding' with rich lore and intricate systems.

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    The historian examined the impact of past events on the 'worlding' of the present.

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    The historian examined the impact of technological innovation on the 'worlding' of the 20th century.

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    The historian examined the role of colonialism in shaping the 'worlding' of the modern world.

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    The musician used sound to evoke a sense of place and 'worlding' in their compositions.

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    The novel depicted a dystopian future where 'worlding' was controlled by a powerful corporation.

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    The philosopher explored the ethical implications of 'worlding' a new digital frontier.

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    The philosopher explored the ethical implications of 'worlding' artificial intelligence.

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    The philosopher explored the role of imagination in shaping our 'worlding' and understanding of reality.

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    The philosopher explored the role of language in shaping our perception of 'worlding'.

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    The philosopher questioned the ethics of 'worlding' artificial intelligence without proper safeguards.

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    The play explored the anxieties and possibilities inherent in constantly 'worlding' new realities.

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    The poet's work explored the personal and political aspects of 'worlding' in exile.

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    The political scientist analyzed the role of power and ideology in shaping the process of 'worlding'.

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    The politician promised to lead the country towards a more equitable and just 'worlding'.

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    The professor discussed the historical forces that have influenced the contemporary 'worlding' of cities.

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    The project sought to empower local communities in the 'worlding' of their own narratives.

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    The scholar argued that 'worlding' is a continuous process of negotiation and adaptation.

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    The scientist investigated the environmental consequences of large-scale 'worlding' projects.

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    The scientist investigated the potential for 'worlding' new forms of energy to reduce our reliance on fossil fuels.

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    The scientist investigated the potential for 'worlding' new technologies to address climate change.

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    The social worker helped vulnerable individuals navigate the challenges of 'worlding' in a complex society.

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    The theorist explored the relationship between 'worlding' and identity formation.

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    The therapist helped the patient explore their personal 'worlding' and find meaning in their life.

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    The writer explored the complexities of 'worlding' a fictional universe with its own laws and customs.

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    The writer explored the psychological effects of 'worlding' in a post-apocalyptic world.

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    The writer explored the relationship between 'worlding' and identity in their autobiographical essays.

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    The writer explored the relationship between 'worlding' and memory in their novels.

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    The writer explored the themes of 'worlding' through science fiction narratives.

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    They saw collaborative storytelling as a form of 'worlding', building shared realities.

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    They saw education as a crucial tool for empowering individuals to participate in 'worlding'.

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    They saw the construction of the new museum as a significant act of 'worlding' for the city.

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    They saw the creation of the community garden as an act of 'worlding', nurturing life and connection.

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    They understood community building as a collective act of 'worlding' for social good.

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    Through immersive simulations, they experimented with 'worlding' alternative futures.

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    Through virtual reality, the game allowed players to engage in immersive 'worlding' activities.