Sentence examples for undergoes in from inspiring English sources

The tension Luzhin undergoes in a particular chess tournament proves too great and he suffers a nervous breakdown.

Some of his transformations are, perhaps, as deplorable as the one the portrait of the title undergoes in the novel, but they are nonetheless intriguing.

The physical transformations that Mr. Fraser undergoes in each scenario are impressive, but the real artistry is in his quick-change performance.

The intellectual awakening she undergoes in prison — portrayed by Winslet as a kind of quiet ecstasy — only deepens her awareness of her own guilt.

Indeed, the worse a woman's picture rates without the chemicals, the larger the leap she undergoes in a man's estimation when he is sniffing them.

What Alan Sheriff undergoes in "The Tyrant's Novel" is a kind of despair that is not at all new, but always seems to come as a surprise to those who are visited by it.

This echoes the loss of innocence Cath undergoes in the story, although she is also sympathetic precisely because her destiny in this nightmarish, dystopian world precludes the possibility of becoming a mother or growing old naturally.

It's the reverse of the process Johansson undergoes in the far more captivating Under The Skin, which was a highly stylised examination of what it is to become human.

I have had non-pekefaced -- pekefaced means that the faces are flat and is a reference to Pekingese dogs -- Persian cats for more than 30 years, and the misery this breed undergoes in the name of beauty greatly saddens me.

The change that Tommy undergoes in Sam's absence — he straightens up, renovates Grace's kitchen and dotes on her kids — seems to arise less from the character's psychology than from the imperatives of David Benioff's script.

The I3− formed during the reaction undergoes in-situ sorption into the sensor.