In deconstructing dance, then, they managed to democratize it.
In deconstructing classics of theater (from O'Neill's "Emperor Jones" to Racine's "Phèdre") with whiz-bang video and sound devices, the company didn't seem to aspire to laying out a map of tomorrow, á la H. G. Wells or Jules Verne.
In deconstructing the response, Dr. Hunker, the terrorism expert, said, it will be important to investigate what role luck played, to avoid having to rely on it in the future.
In deconstructing the lesson, we provide an in-depth analysis of how the affordances of mobile computing enable personalized learning from four facets: (a) allowing multiple entry points and learning pathways, (b) supporting multi-modality, (c) enabling student improvisation in situ, and (d) supporting the sharing and creation of student artifacts on the move.
In deconstructing and examining the events and experiences that precipitated stress it is evident that many were outside the control of AHWs.
I reassure Blunt that I'm not interested in deconstructing them.
"There's no point in deconstructing something the public doesn't know," Mr. Tresnjak said.
But while painters like Dali evidently enjoyed shocking, most artists seemed genuinely interested in deconstructing desire.
A fascinating step forward in deconstructing the seemingly universal us/them mentality.
While some kinds of directional influence can be identified visually, a quantitative approach is particularly useful in deconstructing such patterns.
In studying the backdrops of pornographic scenes, she became interested in the context, in deconstructing the images.
