Sentence examples for which she dismantled from inspiring English sources

Australian TV journalist Tracey Spicer did a TED Talk in which she dismantled the notion of what female beauty should mean: "Today, I'd like us to assess the amount of time we spend on our grooming, and the effect it has on our productivity," she said.

Then she pitched the guitar back onstage and hoisted herself up after it, heading toward the drum kit, which she promptly dismantled, tossing toms and cymbal racks to the ground.

Here again Didion presented her own life as part of a much larger narrative about the pioneers who invented California, which she now set about dismantling as a myth, but the book also included personal material about her parents, who had both recently died.

It is hugely comforting in my grief to spend time there – but dismantling the home in which she lived for the last 45 years is difficult and painful.

She said Kavanaugh would certainly help dismantle Roe v. Wade, which she called part of a century's worth of jurisprudence.

"I was disturbed by the waste of those gardens which are dismantled to nothing.

The pride and gusto with which they dismantled those institutions was shameful, but I don't blame them.

Mr. Noterdaeme's sidewalk museum, which he dismantled over the weekend, was open every Sunday for five weeks.

There was no recommendation to revive the information agency itself, which was dismantled in 1999 and folded into the State Department.

Luis de Matos ingeniously places his assistant in a box assembled from yellow bricks which, when dismantled, is magically empty.

But the report pointed blame at the government, too, specifically the Minerals Management Service, which was dismantled after the accident and replaced by the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management.