'dismantle me' is not correct and usable in written English.
While 'dismantle' can be used as an instruction to break something down into smaller components, it cannot be used in reference to a person. To use 'dismantle' in a sentence, you would need to be referring to an object. For example, "Please dismantle the ladder before you store it."
"There couldn't have been anything that was better designed to dismantle me, to reduce me to a pile of component parts.
He has no problem tossing your manuscript back at you and saying, 'This stinks.' He would dismantle me and then take me into his office and tell me I could be a writer".
"I barely have time to see my grief clearly before the groundswell rises again, throbbing, foaming, breaking over me as if driven raving mad by my perplexity and determined to dismantle me, fiber by fiber, until I fall apart...," Jaafari confides, during the seismic scene in which he is forced to face evidence of Sihem's treachery.
Alongside former Distillers bandmate Tony Bevilacqua, Dalle flies though classics Sick of It All and Dismantle Me, then pays homage to her "favourite band of all time" with the Misfits' Hybrid Moments, her serious expression never changing.
"The first time I ever played him, he totally dismantled me, and I realized I had so many things to work on.
Calling Iran the "biggest sponsor of terrorism around the world," he promised, "We will work to dismantle that reach believe me, believe me".
She immediately told me all the reasons why she thought she shouldn't be doing it, and proceeded to dismantle the script for me.
"People feel threatened that, together, the A.K.P. and the B.D.P. will dismantle 'Turkishness,' " Somer told me.
Now it was time for me to dismantle what wasn't working, and replace it with an Upgraded State.
He asked them to "work with me as we dismantle the machine culture of politics in Nassau County".
But does it make me want to dismantle the meat industry and/or forgo the odd burger?
