Sentence examples for self-canceling from inspiring English sources
One is at a loss to think of another male American writer so at ease with — that is, so genuinely curious about — the economy of female desire: the pull and tug of attraction and revulsion, the self-canceling wants.
_ **** Notice the self-canceling doubleness of even his syntax there.
The English architectural writer Reyner Banham called planning in Los Angeles "a self-canceling concept".
They're hoping that the chafing superpowers of Hillary Clinton vs. Barack Obama will prove self-canceling.
Keywords — "change," "victory" — are repeated until adapted out of meaning, into self-canceling glyphs.
Tell 'em to go to the devil!" These words are moving but also strangely self-canceling.
(Note to self: cancel supper invitation to Midas Dekkers).
The positive and the negative are not so much self-cancelling as drowned out by that carping, hectoring internal voice that goads me on and slaps me down all day every day.
A new form of bi-directional Load-Self-Cancelling (LSC) sandwich panel is proposed in this paper.
In addition, parametric studies of the influences of dome number, height, and layer material on the performances of the proposed bi-directional LSC sandwich panel subjected blast loads of different intensities are carried out to investigate the panel configuration on the effectiveness of its blast resistance and load-self-cancelling capability.
Kate Beckett was put in play with the news a month ago that Stana Katic, who plays her, had not been offered a contract for a ninth season of ABC's mystery-romance "Castle," fans began lobbying for the show to die an honorable death, to self-cancel rather than hobble into the future on one leg and leave partner Rick Castle Nathan Fillionn) to a single future.
