hypervisibility造句

• Theses symbols make it difficult to focus on other important issues, however Jarmakani states that because of this hypervisibility Arab feminists can take advantage of it.
• November saw the publishing of the American version of " Strolling ", which treats issues specific to the black America such as mixed privilege, hypervisibility, and black American culture.
• Jarmakani argues that unlike Joe who said one should speak out, Jarmakani is stating to use the silence, meaning that Arab women should use the hypervisibility that is being given by the symbols of invisibility.
• In the book " Digital Vertigo ", Keen argues that the " hypervisibility " promoted by social networks like Facebook and Twitter traps us into sacrificing vitally important parts of the human experience, like privacy and solitude.
• That process of substitution was well under way by the 1990s, when notoriously " surface was depth ", and in the new millennium has led to a state of what has been called hypervisibility : everything is on view.
• Because of this hypervisibility from symbols like the veil, it makes it difficult to talk about the realities of Arab and Arab American women's lives, " without invoking, and necessarily responding to, the looming image and story that the mythology of the veil tells ", she goes on to state that the veil is not the only symbol, there are others such as " honor killings " and " stoning ".
• Because the mythologies are so pervasive, operating subtly and insidiously on the register of  common sense,  Arab American feminists are often kept oriented toward correcting these common misconceptions rather than focusing on our own agendas and concerns . " Because of these symbols, Arab women are placed in a paradox where,  the marker ( supposedly ) of invisibility and cultural authenticity, renders Arab and Muslim womanhood as simultaneously invisible and hypervisible because the veil is seen as a form of oppression and becomes well known in the western societies as an oppressive form therefore it brings hypervisibility to these women.