Sentence examples for it dissects from inspiring English sources

It dissects each assertion put forward by Theresa May and her mandarins.

It dissects press issues like covering dissent, the evils of conglomerate ownership and the so-called CNN Effect, the ability of the news media to drive foreign policy.

The Farm (Simon & Schuster £12.99) is a morass of unreliable narrators and paranoia, scarily claustrophobic as it dissects life in a small rural community, and genuinely, lingeringly frightening.

The earlier exhortation is very insightful in the ways it dissects the pathologies of religious life, such as extreme pietism which is indifferent to the real world, or narcissistic obsession with liturgical detail.

But the adytum of Kierkegaard's understanding of anxiety is located in his work "The Concept of Anxiety" -- a book at once so profound and byzantine that it seems to aim at evoking the very feeling it dissects.

"It's a seductive argument, and it's a lie, a clever lie". The Farm (Simon & Schuster £12.99) is a morass of unreliable narrators and paranoia, scarily claustrophobic as it dissects life in a small rural community, and genuinely, lingeringly frightening.

Once I have my target(s) – let's say it's Jane Smith in IT – I dissect her network.

To see how it ticks, I dissect it.

To this day, human-resource executives want to praise it, denounce it, dissect it, and debate it.

"But after you've been through that situation, and found you couldn't handle the pressure, then you have to dive into it, dissect it and get expertise in to assist with it".

It may not be perfect, but there is no better way to examine critically a piece of work than to have it dissected by experts.