Sentence examples for deconstruct itself from inspiring English sources
ADMINISTRATIVE STATE ASKED TO DECONSTRUCT ITSELF - Lisa Rein and Damian Paletta: "The White House on Wednesday will instruct all federal agencies to submit a plan by June 30 to shrink their civilian workforces, offering the first details on how the Trump administration aims to reduce the size and scope of the government.
This back-and-forth maneuvering is fascinating, if only because the movie wants to deconstruct itself before your very eyes.
As the movie goes along, it begins to deconstruct itself by posing as a cinematic homage, or copy, if you will, of European art films of the 1950s and '60s, with contemporary echoes.
It is known that the reality is complex and dynamic, yet from having to emerge and to deconstruct itself at every moment, the planning continues to be the basis for a TBC's performance.
DPS is being told by various pressure groups to speed up, to slow down, to deconstruct itself, to shore itself up.
Whether we take language in hand to deconstruct itself, to confess a real experience or an imagined one, or to meditate upon the relationship between the individual and the political, social, historical, or cosmological, ownership of our language need not be bound up with the history of that language.
My work constructs itself and deconstructs itself.
He was right, and the world is constantly renewing itself, constructing and deconstructing itself".
"It's about putting something funny next to something that deconstructs itself, next to something quite tragic," says Silver.
v Stephanie Beacham, Many Lives With his customary breathless innocence, Corden has managed to write the celebrity memoir that deconstructs itself.
