Sentence examples for deconstruction from from inspiring English sources

The show is excessively full, installed according to theme or color rather than chronology and top-heavy with recent designs, including two final galleries crowded with pathetic attempts at punkish deconstruction, from his spring 2000 collection.

One might distinguish in Derrida's work a period of philosophical deconstruction from a later period focusing on literature and emphasizing the singularity of the literary work and the play of meaning in avant-garde writers such as Genet, Stéphane Mallarmé, Francis Ponge, and James Joyce.

The long time span of the database allows us to see how a word's popularity rises and falls smoothly through social diffusion, like "theretofore" from the late 19th century, "flapper" from the 1920s, "groovy" from the 1960s and "deconstruction" from the 1970s.

A handheld reciprocating saw will reduce pallet deconstruction from 30 minutes or more to about 10 minutes.

By performing pyrolysis coupled to gas chromatography-mass spectrometry, we characterized lignin-derived deconstruction products from endocarp biomass and compared these with switchgrass.

You can read Eric Schlosser's guide to the long-secret documents that help explain the risks America took with its nuclear arsenal, and watch and read his deconstruction of clips from "Dr. Strangelove" and from a little-seen film about permissive action links.

You can also read Schlosser's guide to the long-secret documents that help explain the risks America took with its nuclear arsenal, and watch and read his deconstruction of clips from "Dr. Strangelove" and from a little-seen film about permissive action links.

For many years, literary study has been divided among various arcane philosophies, from deconstruction to postcolonialism.

Falling under the enchantment of Deconstruction, he drifts from college to college, city to city, menage to menage – Columbia, Paris (where he studies briefly with Jacques Derrida), Oxford, Yale; a third leg limping along with various couples of his acquaintance, or floating in and out of evanescent liaisons of his own.

However, to recycle and re-use significant volumes of materials from deconstruction of buildings is a challenge, due to cross-contamination of wastes, technological barriers, and the considerable time and cost involved.

It's the simple and reassuring message he wants the public to hear, deliberate cover as he sets long-time EPA foe Scott Pruitt to the task of deconstruction the agency from within.