Sentence examples for completely undermining from inspiring English sources

The show "massively is about the idea of my ego, both celebrating it and completely undermining it".

Understandably, this staging tour de force elicited a round of delighted applause from many in the audience, completely undermining the intended horror.

The fact is that much of the power I have comes from parents, so to have them speak to me like that is completely undermining.

Arhoul says the competition between "the official relocation system, which is slow, demanding and restrictive … and the option to try to move freely to Germany, Austria, Sweden or France" has ended up "completely undermining the effectiveness" of the EU scheme.

However, others felt the film was cruel, and that subjecting innocent men to sexually aggressive comments made me no better than the men who do that, thus completely undermining the feminist message.

It sounds awfully cynical, but the economic crisis may have focused peoples' minds more acutely on Ireland's prospects if it stands at odds with Europe.Can the government make a compelling case to convince voters to change their minds without completely undermining confidence in Ireland (and across Europe) in officials' willingness to listen to the people?

The six organizations previously were hampered by the lack of correct, complete and timely data, a shortcoming that in some cases completely undermined their organizational mission – such as HRD's management of in-service training.

He's completely undermined.

"I wanted to completely undermine it".

"It would have completely undermined the National Firearms Agreement.

"A computer virus could completely undermine that," he said.