| The technique involves deconstructing the overall design into thousands of precise pieces, each meticulously positioned. |
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| We spent much time deconstructing notions of authorial originality, yet we proceed as if we were all born yesterday. |
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| There's a moment where everyone is just deconstructing the song, tearing it to pieces, which was the point of what we were doing this time. |
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| I chatted enthusiastically to various people for a couple of hours, brilliantly deconstructing the zeitgeist and things. |
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| Its fierce determination in deconstructing the sexual politics that are so often taken for granted in this sort of film provide more thrills than the average Bond outing. |
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| Moreover, don't these choices facilitate a feminist reading of the text, deconstructing sentimentality to expose masculine failings and feminine rebellion? |
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| As for myths and legends, the authors recommend demystifying, deconstructing and demythologising them. |
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| Another dimension of deconstructing the concept of international volunteering, is that often people have roots in several countries. |
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| We'd be parsing matchups and deconstructing the favorites, double-checking the schedule and setting TiVo, then double-checking that. |
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| The next one I would like to refer to is that deconstructing marriage is a slippery slope, which means the end of marriage. |
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| The term contra-construction means deconstructing and breaking up architecture's very conception. |
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| A second way of promoting moral truth consists in deconstructing political ideologies which would supplant the truth. |
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| The process of deconstructing a media text, sometimes undertaken by the producers and the broadcasters themselves. |
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| Well-known for his work with accumulations of simple objects, here Arman turned his attention to deconstructing the classics. |
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| Do we focus on governance deconstructing governance as conceived by NEPAD and posit an alternative framework for governance? |
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| Service enablement is the process of deconstructing an application into individual building blocks. |
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| I'm not sure that I agree with everything in this book, but the author does have a knack for deconstructing the prevailing thought pattern and showing where it goes wrong. |
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| It is Barry who plays devil's advocate, deconstructing and demythologizing Ms. Streisand, when it becomes clear that Alex is falling for Barbra, the real Barbra, allowing the possibility that a real Barbra exists. |
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| This would involve deconstructing the concept, with all its building blocks, and laying down the formula or instructions to recreate it and sell this know-how in a package. |
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| The authors engage readers politically and critically, deconstructing the neo-Malthusian concept of scarcity through water, food, and energy. |
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| But, if this sector is experiencing an unprecedented crisis, it is perhaps because little by little, deregulation is deconstructing the latest major agricultural framework laws. |
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| These debates between citizens had also similar impacts: they contributed to the formal and informal learning process and helped deconstructing stereotypes. |
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| The starting point for both Eno and Paladino is the concept of deconstructing their work and repeating modules that typify their creative inspiration. |
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| See how experts from a variety of industries demonstrate the power of CorelDRAW Graphics Suite by deconstructing their designs, and sharing their wisdom and best practices. |
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| Lovell does an excellent job deconstructing this self-serving myth. |
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| Eric Chenaux has been quietly deconstructing the traditions of folk, pop and jazz balladeering through a lens of fractured, improvised guitar playing for some years now. |
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| The people's increased mobility as well as that of goods, ideas and information contributes considerably in consolidating, unifying, reconstructing or disrupting, rebuilding and deconstructing territories. |
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| The original attitude of African countries in EPAs opens up a new era of dialogue, and jostles the structural frameworks, not without deconstructing the negotiating terms. |
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| Separate processes for deconstructing history are also necessary. |
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| Our entire team is committed to deconstructing the traditional negative conceptions of old age that associate it almost exclusively with the loss of physical and cognitive capacity, fragility, dependence, and illness. |
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| If your school bullying prevention policy doesn't include a process for participants to develop greater empathy and understanding by deconstructing bullying episodes, create a process for your own classroom. |
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| Focusing on deconstructing media, the campaign urges viewers, listeners and readers to consider what goes into media creation, and what meaning and messages can be taken out. |
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| Beatty fashions Gunnar's Bildungsroman with an eye toward deconstructing the race man, but also as a way to dismantle configurations of hypersexual black masculinity. |
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| This movement is discussed in this week's episode of the Deconstructing Comics Podcast. |
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