Sentence examples for disruption back from inspiring English sources

He elaborates by noting that "Alan Moore's realism... performs a kenosis towards comic book history... [which] does not ennoble and empower his characters... Rather, it sends a wave of disruption back through superhero history... devalue[ing] one of the basic superhero conventions by placing his masked crime fighters in a realistic world".

Courrèges's penchant for disruption goes back to 1964 when its founder, André Courrèges, introduced the mini-skirt to haute-couture (although the debate over whether it was actually him or Mary Quant, who is usually given credit for inventing it, divides fashion historians to this day).

Prior to skin barrier disruption, the back of the mice was carefully rinsed with water-soaked tissues.

The service went offline on Friday, after months of disruptions stretching back to the 25 anniversary of the government's crackdown on demonstrations in Tiananmen Square.

But there is still plenty of scope for currency rates to cause disruption; just think back to 1997-1998 and the Asian crisis.

Lascelles was unfortunate after throwing himself at the ball to block the shot but it must have been alarming for Benítez to see how easily his team had been opened up and the disruption in his back four.

"When you get continuous disruption in your back four you then don't get your solid unit, and sometimes that solid unit that you would like is difficult to keep when players are not used to playing with each other.

The disruption calls us back to recenter and engage in integration -- the process in which separate elements are linked together into a working whole.

Recognised or not, the CTV has the power to create huge disruption, especially if backed by a broad movement to unseat the president.

The play back disruptions like flicker and video freeze resulting from buffer underflow degrade the QoE.

Disruption of the back-line, therefore, will have had an impact on the team in that second half.