Sentence examples for ultimately dissolved from inspiring English sources

It started with martial music and tough military looks but ultimately dissolved into layers of softness.

But when two full-time blockers, the 6-5 ScottScott and the 6-8 Matt Fuerbringer, teamed up, the partnership was not effective and was ultimately dissolved.

Despite whatever good feelings led to the Thanksgiving tableau between the Pilgrims and local Wampanoag tribe, the uneasy relationship between the English and the Natives ultimately dissolved into warfare with the many Native Americans on the losing end.

"Our historic merit was to keep Italy within Western democracy and face down the largest Communist party in Europe," said Mino Martinazzoli, a former Christian Democratic defense minister in Italy and the man who ultimately dissolved the party in 1994.

He wasn't the "mastermind" President Bush made him out to be, and torture seems to have caused him to confess to anything and everything, sending "hundreds of C.I.A. and F.B.I. investigators scurrying in pursuit of phantoms": Every other lead ultimately dissolved into smoke and shadow, according to high-ranking former U.S. officials with access to classified reports.

Irate studios paralyzed the company in court and Replay ultimately dissolved in bankruptcy in 2003.

She credits her more than 20 years in treatment both with saving her life and ultimately dissolving her writer's block.

Yudelman is less impressed by Hazony's attempt to show that the Biblical authors priveleged "true thought" as much as the Greeks, but even if the book does not ultimately dissolve the Athens-Jerusalem dichotomy, Yudelman thinks it "succeeds in the most important way," by forcing us to look at the Bible with new eyes, and opening up new avenues of philosophical inquiry.

Water ultimately dissolves rock.

Its aim was to describe in detail the process by which flowing water shapes and ultimately dissolves materials--a process of considerable interest to scientists in fields ranging from chemical engineering and pharmacology to geology.

The great melter of boundaries, love is a marvelous tool in this poet's hands, for ultimately it dissolves time itself, so that the end of "Louise in Love" is "the end / that is no end at all but is more like an endless beginning".