Deconstructed in a sentence

Fendi opted for slimline jackets with a single row of buttons, discrete lapel collars and a deconstructed men’s waistcoat.

They made the cabinet with a deconstructed N64 connected to a CRT TV, all situated inside a wooden frame.

At the show, Beth Ditto sang Patti Smith’s Gloria, Erin O’Connor wore a dress in the shape of a video game character, and Swinton looked on as models wore cartoonishly oversized baker-boy caps, surreally deconstructed suiting and idiosyncratic knitwear.

Burton, a famously discrete designer with a loyal following and strong design credentials, is known for flattering, deconstructed styles at McQueen, and carrying on the legacy of the label’s founder, Lee McQueen following his death.

Evergreen will be a deconstructed MMO.

And then, I deconstructed the instrument.

Black-and-white with sparse flashes of color, the pieces resemble collages but are in fact single sheets, exactingly detailed, with a deconstructed energy.

During the process, taking place early 2019, Evans deconstructed each original to understand the songcraft behind them before rebuilding into his own.

Not long before that, Polachek played her own deconstructed solo gig in a church for Radio 1 DJ Annie Mac’s AMP festival.

On her Instagram account, you can find recipes like using shredded carrots, shrimp and arrowroot powder and a deconstructed lumpia bowl that contains the same ingredients without the outside wrapper.

She designed a set of mounted, deconstructed dolls, some with their eyes or mouths distorted.

The black sneakers are said to have a 'deconstructed aesthetic'.

While the graphic novel deconstructed the idea of superheroes and questioned the society that would want them, the TV turns these themes into a racially charged narrative about cops in masks battling white supremacists.

Wzorek said a recent bride had her mother’s heirloom gown deconstructed.

Foremost among the photographers using archival approaches is Brenda Ann Kenneally, who has created an installation out of a deconstructed book; her “Upstate Girls” looks at people living in poverty in upstate New York.

Her deconstructed woollen blankets cut into the shape of drones are strangely appealing.

In fact, as I’ve said many times over the years, littering is about the most socially constructed problem imaginable and we know we could socially deconstruct, because white people deconstructed their own tendency to litter a lot about a half century ago.

More than 650 Portsmouth residents, charities, businesses and community groups had their say on what should be done with land currently occupied by Leamington and Horatia Houses in Somers Town, which will be ‘deconstructed’ next year.

Msabbaha is a deconstructed version of hummus where almost all chickpeas are left whole or lightly crushed and tossed with tahini sauce instead of being pureed into it.

Painter Laura James, and her sister/collaborator, Dr. Sonia James-Wilson explore how identity is constructed, deconstructed, and reconstructed for and by women from former colonies in the Caribbean, Africa, and South Asia.