Sentence examples for undermining of the from inspiring English sources

"There is no undermining of the International Criminal Court".

So, too, does the show's undermining of the theatrical reality.

But with the undermining of the love plot, you often don't know what the story is.

It lasted until 1644, when it collapsed owing to undermining of the cliff.

"It would be the undermining of the euro itself," he said.

In the catalogue Jeanette Winterson celebrates this feminist undermining of the male gaze.

That realisation has resulted in the undermining of the old political divisions of left and right.

The undermining of the Venezuelan Bolivar by black-market rates puts Caracas alongside Tehran as the joint cheapest city overall.

Am I alone in worrying about the undermining of the moral, legal and practical authority of the United Nations?

So the show has a fascinating subtext, a sneaky undermining of the generic architecture that's been spawned by America's sprawl.

Pat McFadden, the shadow Europe minister, was sacked for what McDonnell described as "personalised undermining" of the leader.