Sentence examples for degenerating into from inspiring English sources

"His comic wit degenerating into clenches" - thus Dryden on Shakespeare.

Degenerating into a brat isn't the only option.

Others warn that the state risks degenerating into the next Sodom.

The current economic crisis alone is degenerating into a prostitution epidemic.

Craig loves news, and she fights to prevent it from degenerating into entertainment.

They prevent vision from degenerating into pure fantasy, be it Reagan's or that of his hagiographers.

Seneca disapproved of the artificial cleverness, often degenerating into absurdity, of many declaimers.

Mr. Kohl's image as a statesman is rapidly degenerating into that of a corrupt and arrogant machine boss.

"Party Time" is excessive, even over the top, but its knowing irony saves it from degenerating into theatrical kitsch.

Sense is inevitably degenerating into nonsense, like a pileup of random mutations in an endangered species gasping its last breaths.

It is the latest instance of an Indian party degenerating into a vehicle for a self-serving family dynasty.