Sentence examples for collapses back into the from inspiring English sources

Initially an attempt at scientific rigour, Marxism collapses back into the mire.

After hatching, the larva continues to distend itself in this way, although the ptilinum collapses back into the body, until the cuticle hardens.

One sequence visits an abandoned building over a decade as it collapses back into the woods that surround it; others contemplate waves, flocks of birds, a drive along a highway in a snowstorm.

The Fifth Puzzle collapses back into the Third Puzzle, and the Third Puzzle collapses back into the First.

But without inadvertency, the third proposal simply collapses back into the first proposal, which has already been refuted.

It's an interchangeable-lens rangefinder, and the lens included is also an old one: the 11th Nikon ever made, a 50mm f/2 that collapses back into the body.

But by 2001, slammed by the double whammy of a recession and the popping of the Internet bubble, the stock had collapsed back into the single digits.

The column rose some six thousand feet, then collapsed back into the lagoon, generating a wave that was nearly the height of the Chrysler Building.

Left on its own, the indignation caused by Hackgate is just as likely to collapse back into the sense of impotence that pervades our situation.

The most wrenching passage in the Chaconne comes toward the end, when, after an upward-striving, light-seeking section in D major, there is a shuddering collapse back into the minor.

In these episodes of this very chaotic year, the idea that the President might augur some broader social tumult and change has faded; he has collapsed back into the factional world of Washington politics, and his preferences now match those of the institutional Republican Party, which he had started out denouncing.