Sentence examples for deconstruction of a from inspiring English sources

1945-current : the deconstruction of a regional image.

Another movement, "Christian Zeal and Activity," was a deconstruction of a famous hymn.

"'This is a very dark, very complex deconstruction of a romantic comedy, and I'm so in".

Atasoy, D., Betley, J.N., Su, H.H. & Sternson, S.M. Deconstruction of a neural circuit for hunger.

Claire Porter's "Interview" was a sad but hilarious deconstruction of a job interview and a life.

Failing to project the real you will only lead to a painful deconstruction of a spun truth.

It is also a deconstruction of an alt-rock scene inhabited mostly by white males.

Local artist Daniel Melim's Mural da Luz, as eye-catching and interesting as it is, may not be the most significant in content – a sort of pop-art deconstruction of an advertisement.

Librarians at Indiana University East developed an interactive fake news website, complete with tips on fact-checking and a deconstruction of an article about "hollow earth". In webinars and slide decks, librarians are fighting back against misinformation.

"Some parts are direct cinematic narratives, like an enormous blaze, while others show deconstruction of an image and shaping its potential meanings on the basis of technological reproduction".

But the evolution of this flexible age casting evolved oddly in the adult industry through the necessary deconstruction of an actual age-bracketed niche to fulfill consumer demand.