Sentence examples for supposed to dissolve from inspiring English sources

Right away I ran into an arresting dilemma: Is the sugar cube supposed to dissolve?

The Internet was supposed to dissolve national boundaries, and turn the world into a global village — but that village wasn't supposed to be run by racist bullies.

Stitches from the surgery, which were supposed to dissolve, apparently got stuck in the skin of Cotton's penis, forcing doctors to surgically remove them (allegedly without anesthesia).

Stitches from the surgery, which were supposed to dissolve, apparently got stuck in the skin of Cotton's penis, forcing doctors to surgically remove them (allegedly without anaesthesia).

Stating that "a critique of entrenched positions cannot itself be fixed and doctrinal", and noting that Shah's intent had always been to undermine false certainties, he argued that the "Shah myth" created by these writings may have been a teaching tool, rather than a tool of concealment; something "made to be deconstructed – that is supposed to dissolve when you touch it".

I just kind of think that everything about Britney – from her 2012 bootcut jeans (where do you even buy those any more?) – all the way up to her Russian weave, represents a dogged refusal on her part to dissolve into that weird, post-startlet premature celebrity menopause that people like her are supposed to dissolve into.

As a military organisation, it was supposed to have dissolved under a deal in 2005 that eventually led to unionists sharing power with their one-time republican enemies.

The PA was supposed to be dissolved after five years, with further negotiations planned to determine its final status.

When CaCO3 is used as a neutralizing agent instead of Na2CO3, additional heating after the fermentation was supposed to be required to dissolve calcium fumarate and the excess of CaCO3 that usually stick to the cells.

This arterial accumulation of dissolved oxygen is supposed to exert deleterious effects through various mechanisms that are intricately linked: reactive oxygen species (ROS) overproduction, pulmonary toxicity, cardiac and neurological affects.

The role of the Italian head of state is not just a figurehead: he – a woman has never been elected – is supposed to be an independent arbiter who can dissolve governments, call new elections, and help form new administrations.