Sentence examples for undercut through from inspiring English sources

The Portraits of Grief that appeared in The New York Times for months after the attack hit home because they undercut, through the particulars of single lives, Stalin's formula: Murder en masse and loss becomes a mere statistic.

Longer speeches take on philosophical weight that they mostly can't bear (and that Fassbinder undercuts through image choice).

He sees his role as similar to that of an experimental novelist -- not to expose his soul but to create and undercut narratives through absurdity and surprise.

"This means there are some anomalies where purchasing a combination of shorter distance tickets can undercut a longer distance through-fare".

The water was clear as it meandered around boulders and through undercut banks.

To its credit, Trading Places makes some notable efforts to undercut racism, particularly through Don Ameche's racist character, Mortimer.

"Reputable firms are under increasing pressure from late payment of bills and a growing number of rogue traders that undercut them and, through substandard work, give the industry a bad name.

Many of the smaller and independent stations have succumbed to competition from out-of-town supermarkets that undercut local enterprises through sheer volume of sales and shared overheads.

That might undercut Mr. Hevesi's attempt to break through in these last weeks.

Nowadays, firms that are willing to undercut their existing business through innovation are seen as visionary.

Britain depends for everything on this buccaneering industry, yet wages are undercut and jobs lost through aggressive globalisation.