Sentence examples for destabilising him from inspiring English sources

He bit the player with the intention of wounding him or at least of destabilising him.

In part, it's a story about the power of stories; Mary wants to broaden Mr Fox's perspective on love and his attitude towards the stories he tells, and part of that process is destabilising him and interfering with almost everything he's previously believed about the way a story goes.

The president says that "oil interests" are trying to destabilise him.

But we would destabilise him a bit, we would say, "Are you sure?

Furious with General Musharraf for betraying them in Afghanistan, and perhaps now in Kashmir, the militants have every reason to seek to destabilise him.

Mr Sarkozy, who suspected a plot at the time to destabilise him, has sued Mr Bertrand for false accusation, forgery and invasion of privacy.

Vettel has also dismissed any suggestion the link with Ferrari is continually being aired to try and destabilise him and the team.

But his rapidly deteriorating mental state had destabilised him to the point that he didn't even know he was in prison.

Labour MPs who despair of Jeremy Corbyn and want to destabilise him need to think very carefully whether they have heard enough from Cameron on Syria – or whether, in supporting him, they nod too towards their political demise.

Still, some of Mr Mohamud's opponents in rival clans are still backing the Shabab, the armed Islamists linked to al-Qaeda that previously dominated the country, to destabilise him.

He was the one to unilaterally suspend the dialogue, just before the EU meeting, accusing the EU of trying to destabilise him by pressing for press freedoms and the banning of the death penalty.