Sentence examples for definitive collapse from inspiring English sources

He takes her incomprehension of his love as the definitive collapse of logic and liberty — as, he says, the end of the world.

She's relieved that he's gone — except, in a coup de théâtre that is the movie's best-realized inspiration, Winfried is still around, and what occurs with his reappearance is both the crux of the film and its moment of nearly definitive collapse.

In 1996, Denton and John Gapper, his editor, co-authored a book, "All That Glitters," which an early Gawker bio of Denton describes as "the definitive account of the collapse of Barings Bank".

IF YOU'RE interested in reading the definitive take on the collapse of Bear Stearns, be sure to check out Kate Kelly's epic, three-part Wall Street Journal series on the subject.

The main difference between performance-based plastic design for earthquake resistant structures and PC is that the former depends on plastic rotations beyond the formation of the last plastic hinge, i.e., the perceived ductility limit, whereas the latter relies on the more definitive displacements at incipient collapse.

This would put a definitive end to financial collapse, which has been at the heart of so many terrible economic downturns over the centuries.

Random House; 385 pages; $25HIS first book, "Lenin's Tomb", the definitive account of the collapsing Soviet Union, was a product of David Remnick's four-year residence in Russia as a foreign correspondent for the Washington Post.

Not definitive, just definite.

My current reading is The End of Wall Street by Roger Lowenstein, an excellent writer who produced the definitive account of LTCM's collapse.

Kit Tenant-Flowers on Twitter:  "An England batting collapse, the first definitive sign that summer has arrived at our fair shores".

The Scrodinger's Cat paradox is a thought problem meant to demonstrate that the superposition (simultaneous inert and moving) properties of quantum particles collapse into a definitive state (inert or moving) only at the exact moment of quantum measurement.