Sentence examples for a dissection of from inspiring English sources
There was a dissection of a cadaver: bones, red meat, sinew.
His work is a kind of corrective, a dissection of the human condition.
Like a pathologist, he conducted a dissection of his own thinking.
Mr. Obama understandably wants to focus on economic recovery rather than a dissection of the past.
Spy's team members were then treated to a dissection of the current brand.
The great contribution of "Humanity" is a dissection of these motives.
A dissection of a plane geometrical figure is a partition of it by straight lines.
The following examples are photographs from a dissection of Dahlia 'Alpen Diamond', a collarette type.
The Times jumped in with a front-page remembrance of headlines past: a dissection of the Clinton marriage.
"Twilight" is a dissection of the 1992 Los Angeles riots after a Rodney King trial that Taibi Magar will direct.
The season will finish with the premiere of Mr. LaBute's "Swallowing Bicycles," a dissection of the American dream.
