Furthermore, our ability to deconstruct complex, multigenic traits is still limited.
Broadly speaking, it attempts to deconstruct power and its narratives.
It was in the very decade when Thatcher and Reagan were in power that historians began seriously to deconstruct the wartime relationship between Churchill and Roosevelt — and to show how complex and tense it had been.
His approach to addressing health equity centers on moving away from the traditional public health conversation by explicitly inserting a race, racism, power and privilege as pathways to deconstruct the systems of oppression that have created health inequities.
It is also time to broaden the gun policy debate to a more in-depth discussion about the declining economic and cultural power of white men, and to deconstruct the gendered rhetoric of "defending liberty" and "fighting tyranny" that animates much right-wing opposition to even moderate gun control measures.
But, it's exactly because we've reached the "power" cliché that I think it's time to deconstruct the idea in order to uncover back stories on the processes, the players, and the impact surrounding Art.
Hathahaters have spawned a Twitter hashtag (#hathahaters), a portentous debate before the Academy Awards about whether Hathahatred would hurt her chances for an Oscar, and a high-minded cultural discourse seeking to deconstruct Ms. Hathaway's alleged powers to annoy.
If one were to deconstruct Cairo's politics since January 2011, the three strongest forces vying for power are the ruling Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF), the Muslim Brotherhood, and the protest movement in Tahrir Square and beyond.
"Way to deconstruct shitty comedy".
"So damn easy to deconstruct.
— more daunting to deconstruct than "A Separation".
