Sentence examples for dissolve upon from inspiring English sources

But even poems that seem clever the first time around dissolve, upon rereading, from simple to merely obvious.

We writers aren't sculpting in DNA, or even clay or mud, but words, sentences, paragraphs, syntax, voice; materials issued by tongue or fingertips but which dissolve upon release into the atmosphere into cloud, confection, spectre.

W. G. Sebald has remarked that Walser's writing "has the tendency to dissolve upon reading, so that only a few hours later one can barely remember the ephemeral figures, events and things of which it spoke…Everything written in these incomparable books has — as their author might himself have said — a tendency to vanish into thin air".

Sebald goes on to ask, "How is one to understand an author who was so beset by shadows … who created humorous sketches from pure despair, who almost always wrote the same thing and yet never repeated himself, whose prose has the tendency to dissolve upon reading, so that only a few hours later one can barely remember the ephemeral figures, events and things of which it spoke".

Connections with formal networks often dissolve upon incarceration as connections to employment and other formal programs on the outside are severed and new formal networks need to be established inside the prison.

Rhodium electrodes are not stable and dissolve upon potential excursions into the oxide region above approximately +0.5 VRHE; the higher the positive potential limit, the higher the mass loss rate per cycle.

"But it dissolves upon the taste test".

Their bold declaration of so-called facts have quickly dissolved upon inspection into vague conjecture.

Sightseeing Tokyo, so imposing and impersonal from a distance, readily dissolves upon closer approach.

The Hofgericht ceased to act when the emperor was abroad and was dissolved upon his death.

Better yet, the process requires no chemical additives, and the end products are biodegradable, dissolving upon prolonged contact with bacteria.