Sentence examples for brought undone from inspiring English sources

Not for the first time, a capable Liberal leader has been brought undone by the Independent Commission Against Corruption.

The emperor is not so much a great tyrant brought undone, but an economic force and a charismatic, charming house guest.

But that was one of the rare times the Cowboys entered the Eels' zone, with numerous attacking raids brought undone by a decisive and energetic Parramatta defence.

Like many of the government's pet topics, it could still be brought undone by public and expert opinion, and a few bad headlines.

Like the Obama birth certificate crowd, the idea that a hated politician can be brought undone without going through all the rigmarole of building a true political alternative is attractive.

McLaren is the 22-year-old brought across from Perth, where he scored nine goals in 20 matches (seven starts, 13 substitute appearances) in what should have been an impressive season for the Glory that was ultimately all brought undone by a wee salary cap scandal.

Maxwell loves that shot, but it brought him undone there.

Johnson said it was the execution of the late lineout move – which foundered with a short throw and subsequent rumble into touch – that brought England undone.

Our combined minutes of sailing experience brought us undone when we hit a reef on day two, with a sickening crunch and lurch onto that pale bit on the map that you're supposed to avoid.

After being treated by a trainer, Anderson looked in better shape in the third, with Karimov's inconsistency finally bringing him undone.

"Maybe the most sophisticated aspect is that they don't have all these material things that ultimately we can see bringing us undone – if we're talking about climate change and having to deal with the devastating destruction created by our material society.