Sentence examples for deconstruct into from inspiring English sources

The principle of delay works also with Mitchell's rhymes, which are often the off-the-rack, Tin Pan Alley pairings that Dylan would adopt and, in songs like "Desolation Row," deconstruct into prophetic nonsense.

Streaked with oversized bears whose faces and bodies deconstruct into a million chroma particles, towering building faces become metaphorical nature sanctuaries in the work of Arlin Graff.

The fibrous, plant cell-wall material that is characteristic of lignocellulosic feedstocks is highly recalcitrant and difficult to deconstruct into fermentable sugars.

Risotto with snails, a "signature" dish ($16), should never have been deconstructed into its unattractive parts.

Tennis can be deconstructed into actions like holding serve and breaking serve.

And even at that it is deconstructed into a semi-rapped rail.

In the 1918 "Propellers," the objects are airplanes deconstructed into cylindrical geometry, but clearly objects nevertheless.

Cestropbeau deconstructs into three French words, c'est trop beau, which mean "it's too beautiful," pronounced seh-troh-boh.

By contrast, the wistful Weill-Anderson ballad "It Never Was You" was deconstructed into a sweeping dramatic monologue.

One pile is the warp, the other the weft, and thus the art of painting is deconstructed into its material essentials.

He hacked down a wall to make a table where he could work on his "Guernica," which he deconstructed into separate tiled panels.