| More than any other, there is deconstructionism, according to which the images and ideas that constitute culture are deconstructed. |
| Families, relationships and institutions are constructed and deconstructed. |
| To make it more intelligible, ironically, photojournalism is often deconstructed as art. |
| Your music is quite eclectic, ranging from beautiful ambient moments to highly deconstructed beats. |
| Being a very feminine line, rounded shapes, inverted pleats, fringes, deconstructed cuts and chunky buttons feature in the collection. |
| If so, then the problem has not yet been deconstructed to a level basic enough to allow exhaustive investigation. |
