Sentence examples for always undermined from inspiring English sources

The child's innocence is always undermined, however quietly, by the elder Scout's edge of wry wisdom.

But even the most definitive-seeming inventories are always undermined by a sense of their own arbitrariness.

The authenticity of femininity is always undermined by a drag queen's roughness, which often includes a vulgar stage presence and desire to shock.

"It is the fact that our existence is not a real existence, it's a precarious existence; it's always undermined by the thought of death, by time, by decay".

The humour that comes from her rhetoric about being a strong independent woman is always undermined by her pseudo neurosis – waiting for the man to ring or, now she has discovered social media, to ping.

Even though short peptides are often non-immunogenic and demonstrate high affinity to tumor cells, their targeting efficacy is always undermined by rapid blood clearance and enzymatic degradation.

Government does not always undermine initiative.

Even if minority groups get access to political power, this doesn't always undermine economic inequalities.

I think that's fair; readers use the label because they see Seth as always undermining himself.

And while that reduction had provided us with more than a hundred years of remarkable images, we were entering a new era and color, for me anyway, seemed to offer a challenge to the conventions that always undermine every medium.

It is concluded that confrontation with temptations is not always undermining self-control and may even be beneficial for long-term goal pursuit.