Sentence examples similar to a deconstruction of the list from inspiring English sources

A deconstruction of the detective novel?

"Pepperland," a deconstruction of the Beatles' "Sgt.

It's a deconstruction of the Baroque spirit, exploratory and rigorous, intimate and formal.

"My work is a deconstruction of the language of painting, sexuality and class.

At Reuters, columnist Felix Salmon provides a deconstruction of the unfolding events.

"It's a deconstruction of the cinema archetype of the good-looking prick," Lowe explains.

But what ensues is a deconstruction of the tropes that Marling has both indulged and eschewed since she arrived a decade ago.

Like all great art, it is a deconstruction of the banal and the universal.

During his recent address to the Conservative Political Action Conference, King called immigration reform a "deconstruction" of the rule of law.

Its seminal collection is a deconstruction of the classic little black dress.

In my presentations and workshops, I often take people through a deconstruction of the term "Political Calculus".