Sentence examples similar to this swift volte-face from inspiring English sources

But this movie ends well before this volte-face.

Why this bizarre volte-face?

God knows what explains this startling volte-face.

Some of this apparent volte-face may be for purely electoral reasons.

"This renewed volte-face has left financial markets even more puzzled about what the bank will do in the future," Michael Schubert of Commerzbank wrote in a report.

This apparent volte-face on Linda's part is not as unlikely as it seems, for Before the Frost is about growing up and the relations between fathers and daughters, prompting a recognition of how much they have in common.

This Soviet volte-face also gained Ethiopia important support from North Korea, which trained a People's Militia, and from Cuba and the People's Democratic Republic of Yemen, which provided infantry, pilots, and armoured units.

If he does one thing in his nine months as universities minister before the election, Greg Clark should press ahead with this policy volte-face, in turn giving socially disadvantaged young people in England the opportunities they deserve.

For the writer, and Lonely Planet, this sudden volte-face had a lot to do with what was described as the "muscular, blue-eyed social media savvy son of former Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau".

This volte-face perhaps says more about the journey that this philosopher has travelled than the evolution of our online world.

What accounts for this volte-face is unknown.