Sentence examples for have undone this from inspiring English sources

The events of 2014 have undone this understanding, even among the German centre-left (see article).

Mother Nature had undone this show — an extremely rare pop concert on the Great Lawn (and perhaps the first to feature vulgarities) — once before.

But then the mistakes that have undone the Jets began to sprout up again.

In 2,000 words he seems to have undone the work of all his 20 previous volumes.

Unfortunately, the hardcore fact addicts at Wikipedia have undone the changes and locked Paul Revere's page.

It is just their awkward habit of conceding late, decisive goals that has undone the Swans this season.

It was a lowlight-reel compendium of all the ills that had undone the Jets this season, and afterward, Coach Herman Edwards sat on a sofa in a room off the locker room, accompanied by General Manager Terry Bradway and the Jets' owner, Woody Johnson.

This may have undone him; it certainly led him into the Patty Hearst caper.

"I needed to address that very quickly as many times in our home games this season we have undone ourselves late in the game".

"What's really important about this is the symbolic impact: this is the first law that we have undone," Lyman said.

"They put a fair amount of this into law in 1986, but since then they have undone every piece of that, just about, through the Clinton and Bush administrations.