Sentence examples for collapsed any from inspiring English sources
Both belong on a spectrum with Gaspar No? "Irreversible" (2002), which narrated its story of rape and revenge out of order, and collapsed any meaningful distinction between condemning sexual brutality and reveling in it.
While the government is hoping to work out a face-saving way of funneling funds to its banks, which lost billions when Ireland's housing boom collapsed, any bailout would have far-reaching consequences for Ireland.
Conflict is gripping because it drives narrative, but the astonishing speed of online debate has collapsed any narrative tension.
To remove PCR duplicates that were not collapsed during preprocessing due to sequencing errors or differential trimming at the 3′ end by fastx_quality_trimmer, we collapsed any reads with the same random 3 nt tag in their 5′ linker and with 5′ ends mapping to the same genomic coordinate.
And if the deal should collapse any minute now?
Economies don't collapse, any more than poverty changes governments.
No one has shown that colonies of wild bees are collapsing any more frequently than they used to.
It is also said to be in desperate need of repair work, with experts warning it could collapse any day.
But the immediacy and honesty of Ibragimova's playing has the curious ability to collapse any sense of distance between performer and listener.
Most iconoclastically of all, Williams seeks to unpick Thomas Hardy's Wessex and collapse any distinctions between internal ruralism and external urbanism.
In "August" Mr. Gomes plays with the notion of the film within a film, using nonfiction techniques in a way that places us inside every level of the story and effectively collapses any distinctions among them.
