| Disjunctive, compressed, decontextualized, and, most important, cut-and-pastable, it's easily reassembled into works of art. |
| Postmodernism and social constructionism remind us to be suspect of any constructs that seek to establish themselves as decontextualized truths. |
| As a result, the pretension to universality is all the more justified as researchers find themselves working in decontextualized and highly formalized fields. |
| In such times, it is particularly important to reexamine apparently decontextualized rules, forms, and other such structures. |
| Elsewhere in the show, images of window openings, staircases, mirrors and decontextualized objects were all out of focus, inviting yet inevitably disorienting. |
| This is dangerous, as the vast majority of information displayed on television is decontextualized. |
