Sentence examples for thoroughly deconstructed from inspiring English sources

Then, there's the thoroughly deconstructed poached pear tart.

(One wonders if the designer was happy to be so thoroughly deconstructed).

It is difficult to name another art form in recent history that has become so culturally dominant while being so thoroughly deconstructed, so fragmented and open to reinvention.

The problem is that both Walker's script and Karl Shiels' direction are without a clear-cut point of view on a genre - the crime caper gone wrong - which has, by now, been so thoroughly deconstructed by Tarantino, Ritchie, Soderbergh et al, that it's hard to believe that anyone could still imagine it has meat on its bones.

Previous work has thoroughly deconstructed the sampling mechanism used by Twitter to create the 1% stream and found it to be largely methodologically sound, though vulnerable to manipulation.

As we have seen in the preceding two sections, the advances in conceptualizing processes of organismic development and evolution have thoroughly deconstructed the view of genes that dominated classical genetics and the early phases of molecular genetics.

A 70-year copyright on Hitler's book held by the state of Bavaria expired at the end of last year, prompting Munich's Institute for Contemporary History to reissue it as an annotated version earlier this year in an effort "to thoroughly deconstruct Hitler's propaganda".

Thoroughly deconstructing Kant's position which holds the death penalty as exemplary of the eye-for-an-eye Talionic law Derrida exposes numerous damning contradictions and exceptions.

I would thoroughly deconstruct this statement, though I think it speaks for itself, as well of the blinding conviction of the resident.

Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar, but balanced between Tony's fingers it was just the final grace note in a narrative so rich in symbolism it could, and would, be deconstructed as thoroughly as any Shakespearean play or Greek tragedy.

The air in question is the aria of Bach's "Goldberg" Variations, although Mr. Corigliano has deconstructed it so thoroughly that one has to listen closely to hear traces of it.