Sentence examples for inverts itself from inspiring English sources

A lifetime of dandyism more or less inverts itself as the diarist's famous eye becomes as sharp for a sag of flesh as for a silky flounce.

Left to My Own Devices inverts itself, scrambles its earlier verses and takes off to a private, string-soaked dream world.

The delicacy with which the story is able to reach a long arm behind itself and provoke the echoing past is possible because it inverts itself and surprises the reader.

Judging by many of the other bands at the festival, music in the last year has somehow inverted itself.

But that gut reaction ended up inverting itself during the two-year period that Mr. Blecker and Mr. Holton came to know each other.

If he mapped north to south, the map in his head inverted itself, as if he were looking at it upside down.

Among participants in all of the low-power states, morally hypocritical behaviour inverted itself, as it had in the case of tax fraud.

The basic principle was that originality had been all used up: culture was entirely self-conscious, quoting itself, recycling itself, mocking itself, inverting itself, doing anything but believing in itself.

The closer you look at him, the more central the gesture seems, both to his life and his writing, and the more it appears to invert itself into a paradoxical tool for its opposite: taking possession.

In the Bush years the disconnect has inverted itself: Washington keeps saying that the country is warming to its decent new president, only to be confounded by polls showing what CNN has described as "a slow, steady slide spread out over several months" that is capsizing the G.O.P.'s ratings at an even steeper pace.

Nobody was injured in that building and we have evacuated just the line where the crane is resting against the building The top section of the crane, however, detached and that fell further, and inverted itself, and that's the one that really did a lot of damage.