Question: Effective use of ModuleDeconstruct for objects

There are no examples for ModuleDeconstruct either on its help page or in the Programming Guide. Of course, I can figure out its basic and primarily intended purpose: to render the module/object in a one-dimensional plaintext printed form, which would be useful for debugging. But I am most interested in this use described in the second sentence of this, the second paragraph of Description at ?ModuleDeconstruct [italics added]:

When the value returned by ModuleDeconstruct is printed, the output could be capable of being parsed to the original module. When used with an object, ModuleDeconstruct can return an unevaluated call to a constructor to achieve this.

That seems very powerful. Is there any example of it being used in Maple library code? in user code? Can anyone here come up with a practical use for this? A Google search turns up nothing.