Sentence examples for like to undermine from inspiring English sources

"But Joey has an air of incorruptibility that I like to undermine".

So you should never give weapons to those who would like to undermine what you are doing".

These people are harder to work with than the openly competitive colleague because they like to undermine through devious means, including by making other people around them look bad.

Pamuk likes to undermine and destabilise each character by introducing a degenerate counterpart: not merely Ka/Pamuk, but Ipek and her almost-as-beautiful sister Kadife, the two Islamist students Necib and Fazil, and so on.

Enterprise Zimbabwe looks to them like an attempt to undermine deals with China and other new investors.

Taken together, PiS's recent flurry of activity looks like an attempt to undermine the PO's democratic legitimacy.

Festivals like Saturnalia appeared to undermine the social order, but paradoxically helped to reaffirm it, by allowing people to act out their frustrations in a harmless way.

But the film's ending, introducing farmers whose lives (and weight) have been changed for the better, sounds enough like an infomercial to undermine the whole enterprise.

The Toronto rapper and singer Drake got his big break in 2009, back when describing someone as both a rapper and a singer still seemed like a way to undermine his credibility.

There is, after all, nothing like some innocence to undermine decadence, and nothing more grounding on a beach swarming with gay eye candy than a fearless child in need of vigilant monitoring in the surf.

Yet, to classify her as an "angry black woman" is, like Stenberg said, to undermine her critiques of those who simultaneously borrow from and oppress black people.