Sentence examples for deconstruct and construct from inspiring English sources
The corny conceit of "Spider-Man" is that we're watching a show that is being dreamed up by Marvel comics nerds — the coyly named Geek Chorus — who deconstruct and construct the character even as the story comes to life before us.
Developmental findings suggesting that there are differences in understanding versus producing syntactic structures (Fraser et al. 1963; Clark and Hecht 1983; Bates and Bretherton 1988), indicate that we should leave open the possibility that there are some differences between deconstructing and constructing syntax, but these are not final arguments in favor of such differences.
Especially this ability to construct, deconstruct and reconstruct future images collaboratively is the "fundamental building block to produce less trivial (unfortunately often also less plausible) future images.
Oddly enough, Mr. Heller had to deconstruct his own Deconstructivist style and construct something more reliable.
But I'm reluctant to deconstruct such carefully constructed (and possibly defensive) logic.
"Then it will be easy to embed CGI and then construct, reconstruct, and deconstruct one's environment, and be able to save it as file and share with others, whether it will be locked or more of an open source".
Marisol's works deconstruct the anatomy, and subsequently construct movement with multiple details.
And how do you construct and deconstruct two weird Seussian inventions, a Throm-dim-bu-lator and a Borfin?
Then we are left with what cannot be either deconstructed or constructed".
And there is no other field more powerful than Literature to construct and deconstruct fictional characters, manipulate tone and mood, apply flashbacks, ellipses, and foreshadowing to fully engage players as their avatars move through time and space.
Evaluations of their performances by independent raters revealed stark differences between the two classes in their ability to construct and deconstruct arguments, find logical inconsistencies and express themselves clearly and persuasively.
