Sentence examples for undermining about from inspiring English sources

There's something incredibly powerful about shared musical experiences with other people, and equally there's something horribly distracting and undermining about hearing music with someone who seems to be deaf to what's going on.

Alex Tew's money-making scheme to get him through university undermined about every business assumption in the publishing world.

"It wasn't about undermining her, it was about keeping her honest," he said.

Her departure suggests that Mr Berlusconi's latest stab at legal reform is more about undermining media freedom than about protecting civil liberties.

Owen Deutsche, a Chicago high school senior says punk speaks to him because "Punk is not about exclusion but about undermining establishments which do exclude".

English thinkers were more concerned about defining sociability than about undermining the established church and state.

This is not simply about misleading consumers, but about undermining civic virtue as well.

It's rarely about men waking up in the morning and thinking about how they can go about undermining women.

The government's economic action strategy is not about undermining a strong social safety net; it is about making it sustainable.

Concerns rested mainly on fears about undermining the principles of evidence based medicine through teaching about "unproven" therapies.

"I'm more concerned about P.R. people marketing drugs of dubious efficacy, or undermining public understanding about global warming," Mr. Rampton said.