Sentence examples for deconstruction with from inspiring English sources

Fairey's street work popularized a going fashion for academic deconstruction, with pretensions to exposing the malign operations of mass culture.

And within the last year, it matched its reputation for Beltway deconstruction with more comprehensive cultural coverage that has brought greater numbers of women to the screen.

There was a hint of deconstruction, with the shoulders of a jacket sliding off like a bolero to reveal a strapless, pinstriped jacket.

Her blown-up party dresses, floor-to-ceiling installations in which silky tatters appear to be caught in midblast, invest deconstruction with wit and panache.

Moore's epic deconstruction, with summaries and echoes of all previous Ripper scholarship, is a monstrous edifice; loud with shrieks and whispers, broken quotes, ghosts and doppelgangers.

Mr. Derrida and his followers were unwilling -- some say unable -- to define deconstruction with any precision, so it has remained misunderstood, or interpreted in endlessly contradictory ways.

You see these shifts in Mr. Thompson's physicality, which marries arch deconstructions with a particular ferociousness; you can pet him, but he isn't housebroken.

By deconstructing the product components into human interface elements (HIEs) from the perspective of multi-sense channel, this thesis advances a layered general deconstruction method, and deconstructs, with cell phones as samples, 90-multiple MMFs.

It did not help either that around 1980 there emerged a new, conceptually based kind of feminist art by Barbara Kruger, Cindy Sherman and others that had more to do with wordplay and semiotic deconstruction than with highly charged image making.

The breadth of his concerns is indicated by his familiarity with early black writers, including Phillis Wheatley, Jupiter Hammon, and David Walker; with theoretical formulations such as semiotics and deconstruction; and with the full range of historical, social, political, and economic elements of African American culture.

With this success, Sasha began a series of records for Deconstruction Records with the singles "Higher Ground" and "Magic" (for which Digweed produced a remix) and The Qat Collection with Frederikse and vocalist Sam Mollison.