Sentence examples for are undercut from inspiring English sources
noun
A cut made in the lower part of something; the material so removed.
These findings led Mr Giles to conclude that Mr Piketty's estimate of wealth inequality are "undercut".
Scenes of brutality — of rape, incest, bestiality — are undercut by macabre humor.
Europe's efforts to reduce ozone emissions are undercut by the movement of ozone across continental borders.
Yet these musical pleasures are undercut in Seattle by several clumsy reorderings and splicings.
If they're not awful, these labored, self-conscious interpretations are undercut by flimsy period arrangements.
If they're not awful, these labored self-conscious interpretations are undercut by flimsy period arrangements (Holden).
If they're not awful, these labored interpretations are undercut by flimsy period arrangements (Holden).
Democrats are not afraid to discuss Medicare reform; they are undercut every step of the way by Republican extremism.
Mr. Ulbricht is the lead gnome; his virtues of brilliant articulation and timing are undercut by his coarse, tense line.
Some of the outcrops are undercut like anvils; others curve like the legs of a rococo table.
All of these scenes are undercut by the play's aspirational tug of moral seriousness and psychological complexity.
