Sentence examples for downfall entirely from inspiring English sources

Blanchett makes the story of her downfall entirely believable, from the wealthy, stuck-up East Side wife of a Bernie Madoff-type Wall Street cheat to the abject, pathetic, poverty-struck woman cadging from her working-class sister and her rowdy boyfriend in San Francisco.

The knives were always out for Caligula but his downfall was entirely his fault, said Holland.

Over the years I found myself incapable of trusting, and I had several failed relationships whose downfall was entirely my doing.

All curves exhibit a very steep downfall of transmittance of the solution which is entirely due to turbidity of solutions.

In a way, the downfall of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt was an entirely predictable outcome.

No batsman in these circumstances would ever be able to feel entirely secure, but England contributed to their own downfall with some profligate strokes.

In the United States, the (not entirely) covert intervention of the C.I.A. in Allende's downfall was one of several factors that paved the way for Congressional investigations that established laws that limited the extent to which the executive branch could interfere in the affairs of foreign governments.

Note: I will say the big downfall of these shows is that they are set in suburbs with almost entirely white characters.

The downfall of each prime minister since 2010 was precipitated by a choice that was entirely their own and that they simply got very wrong.

Mystical spin from Saeed Ajmal's box of tricks was a large factor in their downfall then, but to be perplexed by the round-arm of Herath, who relied almost entirely on mere changes of pace, will be particularly concerning to the England hierarchy.

In his memoirs, Khrushchev indicates he had pneumonia; some biographers have theorized that Khrushchev's illness was entirely political, out of fear that his loss of position was the first step towards downfall and demise.