| The European Council was quite right to resist the temptation to deconstruct the Convention's work. |
| It is used here to pull apart complacency, to lyrically deconstruct everyday communication. |
| It is well able to deconstruct political spin and identify truths which are being concealed or denied. |
| I agree that we must deconstruct the unnecessary bureaucracy, mainly if the provisions make it impossible for small businesses to work. |
| Then they go away, read up on the real story by themselves, and come back to deconstruct the film in class. |
| Her tendency to deconstruct and debase everything only points to the lack of substance that might be found in her own soul. |
