Sentence examples for able to undo from inspiring English sources

It has clear controls and an obvious mechanism for undoing changes, though it would be nice to be able to undo an earlier effect without changing later adjustments.

Never once had he been able to undo anything.

Twitter won't be able to undo any of that.

But no one was able to undo the European arrest warrant.

I can't remember the exact event; I do remember his party trick was being able to undo girls' bras quickly.

The opposite happened, too: those who were judged as untrustworthy but acted nicely were able to undo negative preconceptions.

But only a new president will be able to undo Bush's mistakes and restore our hope and optimism.

It is as if the researchers were able to undo a million years of evolution in one fell swoop.

I'd never be able to undo my hours of dissecting and scrutinizing and polishing, or the harm that they caused.

The new president will be able to undo the regulations, and is virtually certain to, given his previous comments on the issue.

Perhaps he will never be able to fully undo the 2004 effort by Republicans to put anti-gay-marriage constitutional amendments through in order to bring out the conservative base vote.