Sentence examples for it's reversion from inspiring English sources

Some throws there's trust, other throws there is fear and doubt, other throws it's reversion to what's always worked in the past.

It was reversion to the mean at its best.

We all noodle the problem, offering suggestions of "More fig!" "More honey!" "Less ricotta!" But in the end, it is reversion to his original recipe, with white flour, that turns an excellent idea into pure, stomach-expanding satisfaction.

We are just whacking targets — it's a reversion to the Stone Age.

"It's a reversion to the kind of primitive days before the groups thought about having their political wings," he said.

It's a reversion to old tax rates passed into law by Republicans.

It's a reversion to the days before the Treaty of Westphalia.

As a professor at the University of Delaware, I read a lot of writing by college students, and in it a strong recent trend is reversion to comma-by-sound.

Their answer is reversion, but it can't work.

Panic is reversion to instinct.

On the first, there is reversion to the mean.