Sentence examples for increasingly undone from inspiring English sources
In the course of a long, hectic night she comes increasingly undone, to the bewilderment of her new husband, Michael Alexander Skarsgardd), and the exasperation of her sister, Claire (Charlotte Gainsbourg).
The what-if conceit is intriguing enough not to be undone by increasingly heavy-handed symbolism.
Although Cutler gave the Broncos hope for the future, Shanahan was ultimately undone by an increasingly leaky defense, something a revolving door of defensive coordinators could not seal, and a string of questionable draft picks and free-agent signings that Shanahan made as the team's executive vice president for football operations.
Tom Huddlestone volleyed over in the first half but the visitors were increasingly pressed back and were ultimately undone from the spot.
England became increasingly nervous in the closing stages and were finally undone four minutes into stoppage time, when Smiljkovic drilled in a powerful 18-yard shot.
And, amidst all this, with so much left undone, the Administration, as if with relief, turns increasingly toward talk of, and preparation for, war with Iraq.
It is an increasingly urgent concern in a country where no elected civilian government — undone by its own vices and undercut by a powerful military and intelligence establishment — has ever survived a full term.
Institutional investors, wary of being stuck in an illiquid part of the market, are increasingly following them.Another factor is the near-evaporation of research on small firms, which has been undone by the rise of passive index investing and by rules that banned the use of investment-banking revenues to subsidise analysts.
But he was undone by a tin ear for politicking and by a slumping economy that has unmasked the industry as an increasingly cluttered and difficult business.
