Sentence examples for deconstruction of three from inspiring English sources

Still, the wit behind the company's deconstruction of "Three Sisters" wouldn't hit home if there were no heart.

Brad Plumer of the Washington Post has filed a really nice, tight deconstruction of five myths being propagated in the wake of the failure of Solyndra, a solar company that received more than $500 million in fast-tracked loan guarantees from the Department of Energy and became a photo opp for President Obama last year.

Thom Jurek of Allmusic observed that "the band begins to enter and twist and turn looking for a place to create a new rhythmic thrash that's the most insane deconstruction of four/four time on tape".

The set featuring Western instruments and styles was more uneven, though the violinist Mari Kimura's deconstructions of two Bach melodies had ferociously guttural power.

(My students still haven't forgiven me for missing "Brace Up!," the Wooster Group's deconstruction of "The Three Sisters").

Upon seeing the mindful construction of the artwork and its gleeful deconstruction, one of us exclaimed, "Hey, this is high-tech rangoli".

The cellulosome is a highly elaborate cell-bound multienzyme complex that efficiently orchestrates the deconstruction of cellulose and hemicellulose, two of the nature's most abundant polymers.

It is becoming increasingly apparent that enzymatic deconstruction of cellulose occurs through two distinct steps.

This first definition of deconstruction as two phases gives way to the refinement we find in the "Force of Law" (which dates from 1989-1990).

It will take about four to six months, he said, immediately followed by the deconstruction of the building itself, which will also last about four to six months.

The city admitted wrongdoing during the deconstruction of the building, near ground zero, and vowed to change its policies.