Sentence examples for undercut everything from inspiring English sources

"One statement is going to undercut everything they want to do.

This urge to undercut everything with humour is what keeps Little Dragon grounded.

She also had a warning: In a place like Westchester, where so much importance is placed on how to help one's children get ahead, beastly behavior can undercut everything.

"I'm slightly embarrassed to undercut everything I just said about her, but she's got a point there," Fineman said.

The soliloquy undercuts everything that is popularly associated with the term "Wagnerian".

He so badly wants us, his unseen audience, to believe him as a teller of harsh cosmic truths, and yet he insists on undercutting everything he says, suggesting that it all may be lies.

The country's postindependence security problems, however, undercut production in everything but refining of imported crude oil near Maputo.

That's because you already agreed with them and undercut yourself and everything you claimed to stand for.

The government has received thousands of these fraudulent submissions, a Wall Street Journal investigation has found, undercutting arguments on everything from the proposed net neutrality repeal to new payday lending rules.

Emerson undercuts his visions of unity (as of everything else) through what Stanley Cavell calls his "epistemology of moods".

If everything is increasingly unpredictable, that undercuts our ability to make any long-term plans.