Sentence examples for deconstruct and explain from inspiring English sources

Gawande has the ability to deconstruct and explain the most difficult issues while preserving, even celebrating, their complexity.

Timeless Looks, Deconstructed Liana Finck illustrates and explains various fashion looks.

Most of us watch MOTD2 to see the game deconstructed a bit more, and explained, in the Lee Dixon style.

Owing to the small brain size of the subjects, the study of honeybee learning has a good tradition of deconstructing seemingly complex phenomena, and explaining them in terms of simple processes.

Nevertheless, these newly discovered factors of evolution, however important by themselves, are but modifications of the Continuity Principle – evolution of complex systems still needs to be deconstructed into successive steps and explained in a Darwinian way.

Then he enthusiastically deconstructed Ives's "Concord" Sonata, untangling and explaining the themes and motifs embedded in the complex textures of this fascinating score.

"It desperately needed to be deconstructed and reconstructed," he explains, "so that it could seem as open and happy as its new inhabitants".

Ballard, who writes about the N.B.A. for Sports Illustrated, sets out to explain and deconstruct various facets of the game, like blocking shots and running the point, and he turns to the players he covers for help.

Smiles spread across faces as they proudly explain and deconstruct their winter attire.

On June 22nd one group of youngsters conducted a spontaneous "economics lesson" in which terms such as "credit event" and "haircut" were explained and deconstructed.

[Unexposed] Journal club is really useful...being able to talk about what you are doing in really simple terms and deconstruct it so you can explain it to other people.