Sentence examples for often collapses from inspiring English sources
Alas, the wisdom of the bubbe often collapses under rigorous testing.
She is judgmental without having good judgment, has a short temper and often collapses from compulsive dieting.
This is a heroic book marred by its determination to demonstrate high seriousness, which often collapses into pop philosophy.
Often, collapses of masonry portions supporting roofs may occur due to the roof thrust, which generates a destabilizing effect over motion.
Mr. Oberoi, wearing wrap-around shades and a stubbly beard, strains for a Tom Cruise effect but too often collapses into Erik Estrada.
For example, a cobaea seed is so large -- a little bigger than a watermelon seed -- that its embryonic stem often collapses trying to lift the cotyledons, or first leaves, to the light.
Potential bubbles often collapse early and harmlessly because fundamental forces are pulling in the other direction.
So, too, his flowing, interlocking patterns, often collapsing and expanding around circular structures.
A half-dozen times such ventures have petered out, often collapsing from his own inattention.
They often collapse the distinction between the public and private sphere (eliminating the latter).
In 2004, Democratic attempts to match Voter Vault often collapsed ignominiously - bad data and system glitches.
