Sentence examples for if we descend from inspiring English sources

At a time of such economic uncertainty, with the Tory party split clean down the middle, Labour members and voters will not forgive us if we descend into infighting and introspection only a year after Jeremy Corbyn won his landslide victory as our leader.

If we descend to their moral level, we become what we hate.

By day three of a [crisis situation], if no help arrives, we descend into tribalism.

By day three, if no help arrives, we descend into tribalism.

Colours seep in as we descend, as if dialling up the saturation: first, the acid green of new grass; lower down, a field of blaeberries.

Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, I put it to you: if we were descended from monkeys, then why aren't I stupid, hirsute, and scratching my purple ass?: William Jennings Bryan successfully prosecutes Tennessee teacher John Scopes for teaching evolution.

However, there is a letter from Cantor's brother Louis to their mother, stating: ("Even if we were descended from Jews ten times over, and even though I may be, in principle, completely in favour of equal rights for Hebrews, in social life I prefer Christians... ......) which could be read to imply that she was of Jewish ancestry.

"The impact on the region would be huge if we were to descend into chaos again".

It is as if we are slowly descending over the surface of a blue star, as if all other blues are to be mined or diluted from this one.

Those elements often hide in plain sight and if we have already started descending down that slippery slope ourselves, then they are empowering.

If protesters descend on the theater, Ms. Rowe said: "My answer to them will be: 'We are doing your own script exactly.