Sentence examples for task of deconstructing from inspiring English sources

One can only assume that those responsible were desperate to get stuck into what the programme describes as 'the lengthy task of deconstructing a community of bodies broken by language'.

When the father is asked to analyze the procedural fairness of anti-Communist Congressional hearings like the ones on Alger Hiss, he gets lost in the Borgesian task of deconstructing 200,000 pages of testimony and suffers from "suicidal depression" before delivering up a bloodless tome entitled, "Ex-Communist Witnesses: Four Studies in Fact Finding".

Instead of deconstructing esoteric verbal analogies, students must now perform a task they will actually face in college: writing an essay under a deadline.

Although this sentiment primarily points to the physical act of deconstructing the flag piece by piece, it also extends to the slow and toilsome task of dismantling the ideals of the Confederacy and the notion of racism in the United States.

"I don't think it's an issue of deconstructing.

"It's sort of deconstructing those action things like the Bourne films," Mr. Corden explained.

The Cleveland Foundation, a well-endowed nonprofit, approached Guy to run a pilot study assessing the feasibility of deconstructing, or even partly deconstructing, some of those structures instead.

Yet it was not the product of deconstructing masculinity or some other fevered semiotic exercise.

This indicates the importance of deconstructing concepts when designing tools.

Spectral demixing and principle component analysis (PCA) provide standard means of deconstructing emission profiles.

This is the reason why Couto et al. [ 6] emphasized the importance of deconstructing the demand for mental health services.