Sentence examples for he is dissecting from inspiring English sources

He is as happy analyzing "Finding Nemo" as he is dissecting the intricacies of a piece of software, and he's perfectly capable of using Nietzsche's notion of eternal recurrence to discuss the new creative rules of television shows.

Farrar, Straus & Giroux, $25. Louis Menand is as comfortable sorting out the modernist universe of T. S. Eliot as he is dissecting the sex-saturated world of Larry Flynt, publisher of Hustler magazine.

Before long, he was dissecting dozens of ant bellies, searching for the source of the chemical.

Sitting in the balcony overlooking the dance floor, he was dissecting the bands he had just heard.

He was too busy to respond, because he was dissecting every beat and note of a Latin version of Bob Marley's "Could You Be Loved".

But Leonardo, literally as well as figuratively, started dissecting the muscles of the neck and soon he's dissecting every organ and doing layered drawings of all parts of the body for curiosity for its own sake.

He may actually be as talented in front of the camera without a helmet as he was dissecting defenses for the Colts.

In fact, one of the most striking aspects of "Mythologies" is Barthes's contempt for the petite bourgeoisie, the target audience of the culture he's dissecting.

His predilection for them has a grisly genesis: on the first day of anatomy class, his cravat (in his day, ties were mandatory) dipped into the cadaver he was dissecting.

Soon, he was dissecting cadavers at Yale Medical School, where, he remembers, a surgeon drifted in to explain various scars on a corpse, his elbows leaning on the dead man's face.

One can detect traces of Phillips's journalistic work here, when he was dissecting voting patterns in key counties to explain the impact of ethnic and religious groups on an election.