Sentence examples for as withering from inspiring English sources
One woman Kirchheimer interviewed, a psychiatrist, jokingly diagnosed the affliction from which she and her other single friends were suffering as "withering womb syndrome".
Some saw President Obama's proposal to review sexual assault in the military as withering support for the bill, which failed in March.
Back then, there were few accusations quite as withering as branding someone a "sellout".
His prose is as withering as before, but now applied to subjects that are often already miniatures.
In an interview with la Repubblica on Monday, head of La Nave di Teseo Elisabetta Sgarbi called the new book "an ironic book, as withering as he was" and said Eco was "a tireless worker".
One look at Mark Darcy's reindeer sweater when they first meet and her Bridget is as withering as any fashion snob, as prone to prejudice as Austen's Elizabeth Bennet.
Instead of growing normally, their penises ended up as withered vestiges.
As the crisis has worsened over the last 18 months, pronouncements of plans to fix the euro zone debt problems have led to more than a half-dozen rallies that just as quickly withered as the proposals fell short of hopes.
AS will wither on the vine and die".
As a result, even if their bets turn sour, few will have withered as dramatically as LTCM.
Selina Cadell as her brusquely clerical sister, Linda Bassett as her withered companion, Nicholas Le Prevost as the zealous property restorer and Peter Egan as the porn-broker provide excellent support.
