Sentence examples for begins to undo from inspiring English sources
It doesn't reverse the other injustices, but it begins to undo the centuries of physical destruction.
Patricia begins to undo her blouse; Jonathan approaches and gently takes over the unbuttoning, like a pilgrim landing on some new continent.
But as President Obama begins to undo the damage done over the last eight years, environmental rollbacks in Sacramento threaten to undo the good news from Washington.
Working also, as it were, vertically, the novel tracks the way Tom's death begins to undo his brother, first slowly, then very quickly bringing him to an unforeseen inner brink, a terrible shattering.
There's nothing wrong with an executive order that finally begins to undo the mess that President Bush created down on the southern tip of Cuba.
One of the mates says crudely, "You's two gettin' together or what?" Gemma begins to undo her day-glo pink wrapping paper to reveal the luxury eclair underneath, with the immortal words: "You ain't ever... gonna get... this candy".
But then, fired by the "culture wars", it began to undo this consensus for racial justice.
In doing so, it could begin to undo a pattern of racial discrimination that extends back decades.
Wisely, they only ask that the Turkish government begin to undo a poisonous legacy of denial, which remains a barrier to Turkey's democratic progress.
