Sentence examples for deconstruction in from inspiring English sources

Balogun articulates his arguments around myth construction and deconstruction in Matigari and its self-deconstructing linguistic elements.

Deconstruction in architecture is like a symbol of liberty.

Two of the contributors, Paul de Man and J. Hillis Miller, became leading exponents of deconstruction in the United States.

The watery colorings of Debussy's "Reflets dans l'eau" and Stravinsky's Cubist-like deconstruction in "Piano-Rag-Music" offered different kinds of radicalism.

Mr. Sante never again achieves the startling quality of his dream deconstruction, in which pretty much his entire story is already embedded.

Rei Kawakubo experimented with punk hardware and deconstruction in the early nineteen-eighties, incorporating rips and tears and the deliberate ruination of perfectly nice garments.

This, of course, was the reaction of a consumer for whom discussions of fabric are akin to deconstructions in Sanskrit of the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam.

Tierney, who does his Presidential deconstructions in a studio near Poughkeepsie, was a well-known fashion illustrator whose drawings graced department-store ads in New York newspapers in the fifties and sixties.

But paltry adjustments to grand works rarely yield vital theater, and if you're not going to go for dazzlingly mad deconstructions, in the manner of the Wooster Group, you might as well play it straight.

The first is early, being found in the 1971 interview "Positions" and in the 1972 Preface to Dissemination: deconstruction consists in "two phases" (Positions, pp. 41-42, Dissemination, pp.4-6).

This in turn suggests that temperature is a key variable and some deconstruction reactions in the biomass may be thermally rather than acid activated.