Sentence examples for a withering of from inspiring English sources
This coincided with a withering of my social life.
What you hear and see is not rage, but injury, a withering of expectations".
Traditional parties are in secular decline, their electoral bases hollowed out by a withering of class identities.
One consequence of China's decreasing trade has been a withering of its trade surplus, which fell to $4.84 billion last month, the smallest in nearly four years.
Fortunately, any imagined physical decline is not accompanied by a withering of her comic imagination, which is as sparkling as ever.
If the Republican party does not in some way attract Hispanics, it will face a withering of support even in the reddest of red states.
As a result of a withering campaign of U.S. drone strikes, Al Qaeda central is largely a shell of its former self in Afghanistan-Pakistan, and its local affiliate in Yemen is suffering.
Much of the speech was devoted to a withering dissection of Mr. Bloomberg's handling of city finances since 2002.
VERSAILLES, France — President Nicolas Sarkozy addressed Parliament on Monday, laying out a vision of France that included a withering critique of burqas as an unacceptable symbol of "enslavement".
He's caught between the arrogance of 17 and a withering state of mind.
Greif's essay "What was the hipster?" is a withering critique of "tight-knit colonies of similar-looking, slouching people".
