unbuilding造句

• As part of the opening celebration, the museum has three inaugural exhibits : " American Ground : Unbuilding the World Trade Center, " photographs by Joel Meyerowitz; Manuel Alvarez Bravo and Collette Urbajtel : " Photographs from 1930-1996 "; and " Recent Acquisitions from the Permanent Collection ."
• The elevated esthetic discussion about which of the grand new architectural designs should rise from the ashes of New York's World Trade Center has, for the moment, overshadowed the controversy over William Langewiesche's new book, " American Ground : Unbuilding the World Trade Center, " a frank, warts-and-all description of the rescue, recovery, and debris-removal operations at ground zero.
• AUTHOR-LANGEWIESCHE ( Undated ) _ The elevated esthetic discussion about which of the grand new architectural designs should rise from the ashes of New York's World Trade Center has, for the moment, overshadowed the controversy over William Langewiesche's new book, " American Ground : Unbuilding the World Trade Center, " a frank, warts-and-all description of the rescue, recovery, and debris-removal operations at ground zero.
• Three that did : Thomas Friedman's " Longitudes and Attitudes, " a collection of his columns before and after 9 / 11; " Out of the Blue : The Story of September 11, 2001, From Jihad to Ground Zero " by Richard Bernstein and the staff of The New York Times; and William Langewiesche's " American Ground : Unbuilding the World Trade Center, " about the rescue efforts and cleanup at ground zero.
• He also mentions that his " Unbuilding Discourses " were " tardily translated " by the Germans " for the sake of completing the edition . " " Therefore, since these works were not available to students the pseudonyms works were not rightly understood . " A later scholar agreed with Lowrie about Regine and went so far as to say, " Shortly before leaving Berlin he had finished part two of " Either / Or " and had set to work on the aesthetic part.
• They are books that run the gamut from historical examinations of the roots of today's terrorism ( " Militant Islam Reaches America " by Daniel Pipes ) to picture books about quilts inspired by the World Trade Center ( " America From the Heart, " edited by Karey Bresenhan ); from closely observed accounts of the recovery effort at ground zero ( " American Ground : Unbuilding the World Trade Center " by William Langewiesche ) to eclectic meditations on the future of civil liberties in the post-9 / 11 world ( " It's a Free Country, " edited by Danny Goldberg, Victor Goldberg and Robert Greenwald ).