Examples of using Deconstructing in English and their translations into Portuguese
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We're deconstructing!
Deconstructing the drug support network: general characteristics.
It's about celebrity and deconstructing the myth of fame.
I'm deconstructing the emotional complex.
Perhaps the time has come to work on deconstructing this belief.
Feminism deconstructing and reconstructing knowledge.
The analysis of spatial transformations passing a priori by deconstructing something.
I gave a lecture once, deconstructing Astro Quest as an example.
Deconstructing the trivialization of domestic violence against women.
So we have to work on a little bit deconstructing this inflated sense of"me";
Deconstructing psychological therapies as activities in context.
Then we have a series of exercises of deconstructing deceptive appearances, projections.
I was deconstructing in my head the approach to designing something like this.
It is doubting and believing,taking and giving and deconstructing, constructing and reconstructing yourself.
You are deconstructing the aesthetic orthodoxy that most artists, myself included.
In line with Good, experiencing pain andother chronic illnesses systematically threatens subverting, deconstructing or rebuilding the vital world in search for meaning.
DR. THAUM: I'm deconstructing you, SCP-3143. I'm containing you.
This process was only possible when it was linked with discussion and with team coordination,necessary for deconstructing the prevailing hospital-centric care model.
Here the topic of deconstructing the female image gains even more strength.
The game also features a crafting system that allows players to create makeshift tools, such as deconstructing scavenged items into functional bandages or body armor.
I spent two years deconstructing dozens of ancient languages to their roots.
Deconstructing what went wrong, Salcedo said he would been using alkaline batteries.
His work offers a sophisticated method for deconstructing broad legal principles into their component elements.
Deconstructing garments to understand how they could be redeveloped to different price points.
In this strategy, there is the possibility of deconstructing the association of psychiatric urgency to aggressiveness and despair.
Deconstructing the territory of a global bank brand: storytelling, protagonists and shared value.
See the research paper by Alina Mungui-Pippidi:‘Deconstructing Balkan particularism- The ambiguous social capital of south eastern.
Deconstructing the negative metaphors that exist regarding AIDS is encouraged by the more veteran and active participants.
The passage about"Lucifer" is alluding to and deconstructing a contemporary myth, in a manner which is common to much Biblical literature.
In Deconstructing Jesus, Price claims that"the Jesus Christ of the New Testament is a composite figure", out of which a broad variety of historical Jesuses can be reconstructed, any one of which may have been the real Jesus.