Sentence examples similar to a basic dissection of from inspiring English sources

Throughout, I treated it like an anatomical dissection and little else: We opened up the report, "labeled" each part of it, and got a basic understanding of what each separate part did, and what it was connected to.

A basic principle of Pres.

His work is a kind of corrective, a dissection of the human condition.

Like a pathologist, he conducted a dissection of his own thinking.

A dissection of a plane geometrical figure is a partition of it by straight lines.

There was a dissection of a cadaver: bones, red meat, sinew.

There was also a mesmerizing dissection of the broccoli question.

Lawrence Durrell offers a deft dissection of the ancient Greek and Roman habits of mind.

Much of the essay was a brilliant dissection of Goldhagen's book, "Hitler's Willing Executioners".

He stops short of a full dissection of her indestructible superstardom.

The film is a feminist dissection of modern masculinity conducted by a man – with laughs.