Sentence examples for deconstructing something from inspiring English sources

"There's no point in deconstructing something the public doesn't know," Mr. Tresnjak said.

In introducing the show to New York, Ms. Marshall doesn't make the mistake of deconstructing something that most people haven't seen in any form.

You realize that in exploring a genre of movie that caters to disappointed lives by mythologizing them as nobly self-sacrificing, Ms. Rice has pulled off the difficult trick of deconstructing something without destroying its heart.

You might wonder why every piece of art they write about seems to "subvert" something, or "disrupt" something, or "deconstruct" something, and why what it seems to "subvert" or "disrupt" often seems to be "traditional hierarchies".

Now, even moviegoers who have never so much as touched a comic book know the formula in and out; it's harder to deconstruct something that's become so firmly cemented.

"Pan's Fair Throng" is an exercise in something (deconstructing bad Elizabethan dramatic rhetoric?), but its arch, intellectual opacities shut me out as completely as a tax form translated into Anglo-Saxon.

"It's about putting something funny next to something that deconstructs itself, next to something quite tragic," says Silver.

A station called Artist's Table will feature selections inspired by the art on view: classic French fare for an exhibit on Impressionism, perhaps, or something deconstructed for conceptual or abstract art (One dish on the opening menu is inspired by Monet: boeuf Bourguignon with Vichy carrots and rice pilaf).

Decide if you can embellish it in some way to spice it up or deconstruct it into something else.

One track reworks "Love You Down," an eighties hit by Ready for the World, retaining the intimacy of the original but deconstructing the melody to create something new and abstract.

State building, as well as state-deconstructing, is something we will have to think seriously about in the post-Reagan era now unfolding.