Sentence examples for deconstruction of something from inspiring English sources

The appeal of the game's passion and rivalry was dampened by the obsession with scrutiny and analysis, frame-by-frame deconstruction of something otherwise transcendental.

For this show amounts to a deconstruction of something simple that was made complex by historians and is now rendered dramatically simple, and strange, once again.

Cooley's mentoring role was an important factor in England's success under Duncan Fletcher but his coaching skills are less celebrated and include the ill-advised deconstruction of Anderson, something that took at least three years to repair.

There is something poignant about this deconstruction of choking.

And although just being a visible and active member of the LGBTQ community can itself be a political act, Philomene says that the portrait series was not meant to be something wildly political or a deconstruction of gender identity.

Mr. Tetzlaff and Ms. Weithaas brought out the savage attacks and tangy dissonances of the first movement, transforming its meandering lack of structure into something fragmented and provocatively modern, a kind of deconstruction of the Romantic sonata.

Watchmen, however, was a clever deconstruction of the superhero genre; it was a strange move to try something similar with archetypal characters like Superman and Batman.

"What I always tell people is that drag itself is a deconstruction of gender -- really playing around with it and putting it into something more creative and resourceful.

The film was then already in production, yet it is hard not to feel something deeply personal in the movie's profound sense of confusion, anger, loss and disillusioned deconstruction of glamour.

A deconstruction of the detective novel?

"Pepperland," a deconstruction of the Beatles' "Sgt.