Sentence examples for is reverting from inspiring English sources
verb
To turn back, or turn to the contrary; to reverse.
And now it seems the US is reverting to type.
That's true – it is reverting to the high-tax era of the Sixties and Seventies instead".
We have also seen clear signs that Iraq is reverting to form.
"M Maupassant is reverting to the animal", his doctor wrote a few days before his death, aged 42.
The forecasts may have been dead-on this time, but that hardly means Washington is reverting to the old normal.
Perhaps that's another way of saying a director has lost his way and is reverting to infantile strategies.
However, they will have to market the station without the Virgin Radio brand, which is reverting to Richard Branson's marketing group and was not part of the sale.
Isis is reverting to guerrilla war, in which it can best employ the tactics of surprise attacks and ambushes by small, rapidly assembled forces.
Yet its success coincides with the precise moment when the real world is reverting to the social order that the show depicts.
As more territory is won back, the group is reverting to its roots as a guerrilla insurgency, turning Baghdad again into an urban killing field.
Which is not to say that Mr. West is reverting entirely to old-fashioned tactics: A physical version of "The Life of Pablo" is still nowhere in sight.
