Sentence examples for declines into from inspiring English sources
María Josefa declines into hallucinations that infuriate Bernarda, and we are near the first act of the García Lorca play.
He shows how easily Christian millennialism declines into anti-Semitism (before Christ's second coming, the Jews must convert).
As she rises, Nathan declines into a kind of exhausted surrender and a modest, maybe salvific wagon-hitch to his pupil-star.
And time's cruelty is again demonstrated by Maria Hengge's Masha, who declines into plump coarseness even while devotedly, and somewhat Freudianly, sharpening Konstantin's pencils.
When literary writing declines into fine writing it is often because description isn't purposeful; rather, it's filler, virtuoso, it's pretty and in supposed good taste.
These losses transformed local housing declines into a global crisis and, along with the breathtaking fall in stock prices, have remained the primary engines of disaster.
So did his decline into insanity.
Nice and easy on that decline into Queens, though.
How accurate is this story of decline into godlessness?
From that point on, Piñera's career declined into obscurity.
He thought, God, what am I declining into?
