decontextualise

Second, it served to 'decontextualise' the historical precedent of the existence of Al Qaeda - both a product and a consequence of the heart of the US military machine.

{caffeine_sparks} 2009

Second, it served to 'decontextualise' the historical precedent of the existence of Al Qaeda - both a product and a consequence of the heart of the US military machine.

{caffeine_sparks} 2009

However to simply decontextualise challenges is not adequate enough.

Speech by Samsom Mohote during the debate on the Safety & Security budget vote 2008

It soon becomes clear that his mission is much more mundane, is indeed the everyday grind of papers like the Mail: to create outrage where there was none before, to smear, misrepresent and decontextualise, in order to strangle the possibility of real debate. an article of mine.

iToot Stream Robin Yassin-Kassabc 2010

It soon becomes clear that his mission is much more mundane, is indeed the everyday grind of papers like the Mail: to create outrage where there was none before, to smear, misrepresent and decontextualise, in order to strangle the possibility of real debate. an article of mine.

iToot Stream Robin Yassin-Kassabc 2010

Anti-alcohol campaigners carefully decontextualise social drinking in an attempt to present you with an artificial cost-benefit analysis that denies any benefits while exaggerating the costs for comic effect. they scream, but of course we don't; we relax with friends on a Friday night, we share a bottle of wine with a lover, we get unsolicited life lessons over a pint with our dads.

Libertarian Blog Place 2010

Based on the theory of ready-mades she manages to deconstruct, decontextualise, reconstruct and recontextualise.

DESIGNSPOTTER 2010

"effecient" and "a great player, nobody can deny that" and completely decontextualise it into a criticism.

TEAMtalk Football News 2009

"effecient" and "a great player, nobody can deny that" and completely decontextualise it into a criticism.

TEAMtalk Football News 2009