Sentence examples for seems undermined from inspiring English sources

Every positive development seems undermined by a significant step backward.

But the subtlety of these works seems undermined by the pygmy train that sits motionless in the gallery, covered in graffiti, including the significant exclamation Pride.

The agent's freedom seems undermined or at least greatly diminished by such psychological tampering (Mele 1995).

"Madame Bovary," on the other hand, though written twenty years earlier, seems undermining, even devastating.

Whatever authority Domenech had as a coach seemed undermined by the French soccer federation.

Taro Aso, the party's secretary general, had been considered the front-runner but seemed undermined by his close ties to Mr. Abe.

To a modern reader, the relaxed egalitarianism of the open road and the open table can seem undermined by the other part of Jesus' message, a violent and even vengeful prediction of a final judgment and a large-scale damnation.

"It seems to undermine their whole theory.

But the outcome of a recent legal case seems to undermine this claim.

There are times when the vitriol seems to undermine plain old-fashioned electioneering.

And it also seems to undermine people's otherwise very careful judgment about what they can get away with.