Sentence examples for breaks down entirely from inspiring English sources

Here's where that logic breaks down entirely: these lawmakers haven't put it all on the line.

Onegin, of course, breaks down entirely when, now smitten by Tatyana — the girl he haughtily rejected two acts before — she turns the tables and rejects him, while admitting she still loves him.

Separations can begin amicably enough, but what happens if communication breaks down entirely?

Trump must push hard enough to get real concessions — but not so hard that the diplomatic process breaks down entirely.

Good describes occasions in court when Gough broke down entirely.

Still, the debate did not break down entirely along partisan lines.

"If it weren't for the Poles, the Icelandic fishing industry would break down entirely".

Even when Mario had become a successful and famous adult, their rapprochement was gingerly at best, and had broken down entirely by the time Ernesto had died.

And Fiona Shaw, in her memoir Out of Me, re-lived a post-natal depression so severe that maternal instinct broke down entirely.

"For so long language has served as a barrier between cultural exchange, but thanks to the power of video and the internet, those barriers are breaking down entirely".

But senior Clinton administration officials, while gratified that the effort has not broken down entirely, did not appear to have much confidence in the renewal of the talks.