Sentence examples for reverting to our from inspiring English sources

As parents we started out as New Yorkers but ended up reverting to our British template.

Imagining evil of this magnitude simply does not come naturally to the American character, which is why, even after we are repeatedly confronted with it, we keep reverting to our natural, naïvely optimistic selves.

When this happens, we naturally turn inwards, effectively reverting to our earlier evolutionary instincts, to a time when we relied on kin selection or cooperation among families for our needs to be met.

Reverting to our original proposal for protoberberine synthesis, 13 could be isolated in 94 % yield by the treating precursor 12 first with NH4Cl, which gave a mixture of 13 and an isochromene side product (see the Supporting Information for details), then basification with NH4HCO3 and further heating to convert the isochromene into 13.

We may be adults, but we still revert to our sibling behaviours every now and then.

Mocking her made it seem hopelessly unobtainable, and so we reverted to our natural selves.

"Now we will just have to revert to our regular status as capital of the free world," he said.

Lloyd Braun, co-chairman of the ABC Entertainment Television Group, said, "Conventional wisdom would tell you with the passing of time we revert to our old television habits".

As the flight stacks up in the inevitable holding pattern over Heathrow, we begin to revert to our muttering and moaning national selves.

Everyone is too busy shoveling snow and feeling virtuous after getting back inside to revert to our usual culture of circular loathing.

"We hope that by the time of the Olympics we can revert to our main role of security because the climate should be cooler and the disease risk lower," said Captain Luiz Eduardo Madureira de Moraes.