Sentence examples for becoming undone from inspiring English sources

But since I left it's all becoming undone".

By the 1970's, Mr. Weisbard said, this racial mix was becoming undone.

If Americans have made it this far without becoming undone, the thinking went, why expect less now?

Even the great Australian teams of the 1990s were prone to becoming undone in the final match of a series if there was nothing left to play for.

The first movement ("Fantasy") of my double concerto for violin, cello and orchestra "States of Fantasy," which takes its name from Jacqueline Rose's magisterial book, consists largely of a series of canons phasing progressively further apart from one another and becoming undone (the law becoming undone).

He added: "Time and again we were getting complaints that the twist wrap was becoming undone, or the entire wrapper itself was appearing empty in the box".

Not only are children versed in violent imagery from film and television, he noted, but many are also at an age when they process death with a logical mind rather than becoming emotionally undone.

The drawings together share a concern with, or are influenced by, a world unhinged or undone, or becoming so.

But, within two years of becoming a country, South Sudan came undone.

Because of failing eyesight, Mr. de Lisio returned to poetry in his last decade, working in a style as understated and compressed as his sculpture: The charisma of 90 can be undone by slowly becoming 91.

There isn't a business person in the world right now who doesn't know about the fall of Bear Stearns and how it shocked Wall Street, becoming the first major investment bank to be undone by the credit crisis.