Sentence examples for invalidated itself from inspiring English sources

Branch's description of Bloody Sunday, one of this book's many effective set pieces, vividly captures the exact hour when the political order of the Deep South finally invalidated itself in the eyes of mainstream America.

It's not that he hates the people running the government, but he believes government has invalidated itself by betraying the principles from which it was founded.

Does the invalidity of all universal statements invalidate itself?

The N.F.L. Players Association will take the first small step toward decertification in the coming weeks as its membership is asked to allow the union to possibly invalidate itself to prevent team owners from locking out players when the current labor agreement expires in March.

His concern is now to save himself and his business from the chaotic fighting in his fief rather than to demand more concessions from Kiev.The parliament itself has been invalidated by the election.

Referring to the email, the report says: "The extent to which he was being asked to support the borrowing … personally does not, in itself, invalidate the making of an SFLG loan".

That fully determinative objective criteria of what to regard as a logical and what as a non-logical term cannot be assumed to be pre-given does not then in and of itself invalidate the use of that distinction by Carnap.

But if I disagree with the tone of a critique, does it automatically invalidate the critique itself?