Sentence examples for in deconstruction from inspiring English sources

(Derrida's essay in "Deconstruction and Criticism," for example, has a hundred-page footnote).

"They had expertise in deconstruction and have been on jobs of this complexity".

By John Lanchester The fragility of the banks was easily disguised: "value," in the financial markets, was as elusive as "meaning" in deconstruction.

Nor are matters helped by Mr. Moody's penchant in the latter half of the volume for windy rumination, much of it informed, it would seem, by his own college training in deconstruction and Marxism.

There was biography as pretentious exercise in deconstruction (Wayne Koestenbaum's "Jackie Under My Skin"), biography as spin job (Andrew Morton's "Diana: Her True Story"), biography as philosophical manifesto (Norman Mailer's "Portrait of Picasso as a Young Man") and biography as feminist polemic (Francine du Plessix Gray's "Rage and Fire: A Life of Louise Colet").

In deconstruction however, we reverse this, making appearance more valuable than essence.

He maps out an editorial programme, declining, admirably, to join the left academy in deconstructions of pop culture, but instead signalling an openness to the little known, to the obscure and to analysis which looks beneath the swirl of current events.

A deletion of the gene encoding CelA in C. bescii was constructed to assess its role in biomass deconstruction in the context of other cellulolytic biomass-degrading enzymes in vivo.

The series was a tongue-in-cheek deconstruction of organised religion, and featured his first overtly homosexual character: a lesbian vicar portrayed by Sue Holderness, who came out of the closet in a two-hander episode with Carole Nimmons.

Jay, by his own reckoning, told me he was in the "deconstruction business"—and in Cleveland, business is booming.

Accessory proteins which have been hypothesised to possibly have a role in enhancing carbohydrate deconstruction in A. niger were also uncovered in T. reesei and categories of enzymes induced were in general similar to those in A. niger.