Examples of using To deconstruct in English and their translations into Polish
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Do you really need to deconstruct this?
We need to deconstruct these two deceptive appearances.
Well, we can start to deconstruct it.
We need to deconstruct the conceptual framework from which you are asking the question.
They admire your ability to deconstruct modern cinema.
The idea is to deconstruct and then reconstruct so that every member of the relationship is equal.
They admire your ability to deconstruct modern cinema.
To deconstruct me? 930 years of medical advancement, and you still need fancy equipment.
It's not enough to deconstruct a wrong view;
In the jails of San Francisco that included a project andreconstruct in a program I worked for 10 years to deconstruct.
But they're all part of a larger attempt to deconstruct… toxic… masculinity.
To deconstruct the human body, yet it takes the brain roughly twice as long to process pain. My machine takes but a fraction of a second.
And artistically, I have decided to deconstruct the car, literally, as you can see.
My machine takes but a fraction of a second roughly twice aslong to process pain. yet it takes the brain to deconstruct the human body.
I think that what's important here is to deconstruct the identification of"you" with just this one thing.
Yet it takes the brain roughly twice as long to process pain.My machine takes but a fraction of a second to deconstruct the human body.
There are many little things that can help us to deconstruct the deceptive appearances that we perceive.
This allows us to deconstruct our experience and its contents from being solid and frightening to something fluid and manageable.
So if wewant to overcome selfishness, we need to deconstruct that fantasy and stop projecting it.
Paul is not at all shy to allude to or quote Jewish legends, regardless of their factual truth, in order to make a point as well as to deconstruct them.
And you still need fancy equipment to deconstruct me? Nine hundred and thirty years of medical advancement.
The next owners did not upkeep the property andit was decided to deconstruct the palace in 1867.
He has developed both the method used to deconstruct the image, as well as new methods of its reconstruction.
Because the false flag attack is designed to instill fear, panic, and a guided response from the general public,it is important to deconstruct the narrative of that attack as it is presented.
With such thoughts, you start to deconstruct this solid view of"me" as the most important thing in the universe.
The flood of apostate Jewish literature in the first century and just before it all have much to say about Adam's sin(e.g. the Apocalypse Of Baruch and Apocalypse Of Abraham), andI submit that Paul writes of Adam's sin in order to deconstruct these wrong interpretations.
I have spent the last two years trying to deconstruct the American public school system,to either fix it or replace it.
We learn how to deconstruct these projections and get to reality, and then we learn how to cultivate these basic talents of our minds and our emotions to be able to develop balanced sensitivity.
Yet it takes the brain My machine takes but a fraction of a second to deconstruct the human body, roughly twice as long to process pain.
In examining what we are feeling,we can try to deconstruct it, see all the pieces that go into it, and discover which parts of that state of mind are weak or deficient.