Sentence examples for systematically deconstructed from inspiring English sources
"Growing up, I'm watching the West Side get systematically deconstructed," Gates recalls.
Mahatma Gandhi, a London-trained barrister, spoke of India as a nation of a million villages, and in the process of identifying with the motherland he systematically deconstructed his elite identity, reinventing himself as a glorified peasant.
There have been some successful attempts over the years to unpick what might be called the Sun's version of events, including a powerful BBC documentary, Baby P – the Untold Story, which was broadcast two years ago and systematically deconstructed the idea that social workers alone were to blame for Peter's death.
The study systematically deconstructed this belief by a series of statistical tests that showed that the patterns of actual hits and misses was consistent with mere chance analogous to sequences of coin tosses rather than an illusory hot hand (15 ).
These inhibitors were derived via systematically deconstructing a literature inhibitor to understand the basic pharmacophore and key molecular features required to inhibit the protein receptor.
Because of the gendered significance of the major concepts of the aesthetic tradition, feminist challenges often systematically deconstruct the concepts of art and aesthetic value reviewed above.
Also remaining to be seen: whether the remote sight and sound of a beloved owner, coupled with the tasty scent of dog biscuits wafting from a box on the floor, drives Fido into such a frenzy of excitement that he systematically deconstructs iCPooch, returning it to the constituent parts from whence it came.
Back in the White House, the president is systematically deconstructing generations of laws and rules on environmental stewardship.
If I hadn't, I would just grab my shampoo, ignore the attempts to systematically deconstruct my self worth, and get the heck out of Dodge.
It's been deconstructed".
