Sentence examples for keeps lapsing from inspiring English sources

Yet Brown keeps lapsing into a feeble technocratic line of attack instead, complaining "the Tories' sums don't add up".

In the opening moments, for example, Jan Maxwell, something of an expert in conveying quiet despair beneath the placid surfaces of her characters, keeps lapsing into silences that too plainly bespeak Mrs. Smith's anguish.

For all its stately progress, Anthracine sounds as chaotic as anything the Birthday Party ever put to tape: a rhythm track that bears no relation to anything else in the song fades in and out; a listlessly strummed acoustic guitar appears out of nowhere, then vanishes; the backing vocals moan, the music keeps lapsing into momentary silence, or wails of feedback.

I keep lapsing into third-person observation.

But repeated revisions of the lookout list kept lapsing back to the original search.

But there's something faintly disquieting about the way they stammer and keep lapsing into silence.

It kept lapsing into a straight face, even a weepy one, as the characters' contentmentcame under serious threat.

When he was in the Oval Office, where he was supposed to be high-minded, he kept lapsing into low rent.

The play is "a journey of moral discovery," she said, and the characters are "people who are wrestling with their best and worst selves, and who keep lapsing into something they don't want to be".

If you need insulin to keep from lapsing into a diabetic coma, it costs several hundred a year.

While her training as a scientist keeps her from lapsing into sentimentality, her love for her longtime avian colleague keeps her from sounding like a stuffy academic.