Sentence examples for dismantled the notion of from inspiring English sources

The Mexican drug lord's trial and conviction dismantled the notion of impunity the idea that systems fail, anyone can be bought, crime pays, and the villain gets away with it in the end.

Australian TV journalist Tracey Spicer did a TED Talk in which she dismantled the notion of what female beauty should mean: "Today, I'd like us to assess the amount of time we spend on our grooming, and the effect it has on our productivity," she said.

Black Twitter does the job of increasing the visibility of black people online, and offline too, dismantling the notion of "the standard" – that entity from which black people are meant to be diverse.

Look at all that money and effort and political will we spent on marriage, feeding into an archaic institution, buying into that social conservatism rather than dismantling the notions of legal commitment.

Johnny Sexton of Ireland, Kieran Read of New Zealand and Owen Farrell of England all dismantled the notion that the body supposedly looking out for player welfare - their oft-stated mantra - could keep a straight face while finalising a vision that piled more Tests on players who are already creaking under a burden of big games.

I am consciously dismantling the notion that cost equals value, which capitalism is based on.

The local media can also make a huge difference in dismantling the notions and representations of patriarchal society and the tyrannical, dehumanizing symptoms that stem from it.

Read that book alongside Milton Friedman's classic essay dismantling the very notion of socially responsible investing.

Surely it is his dismantling of the notion of the primitive that people without Mixmasters and group therapy are just the also-rans of history.

"He even turned a post-jail visit by Paris Hilton political, in a sense, using her appearance as cultural critique, a riotous dismantling of the notion of unearned celebrity and blind adherence to promotional agendas".

But then, in the rest of Genesis, the authors seem to go out of their way to dismantle that notion of God, so that at the end of Genesis it's very difficult to come away with any coherent teaching or theology about the nature of the divine, and his relationship with the world.