Sentence examples for undid me from inspiring English sources

But the photograph that almost undid me – and still might undo me – was an adorable recent school portrait of my two sons.

When I discovered that I've been doing very nicely indeed since November 9th, the momentary surge of comfort and warm satisfaction I experienced nearly undid me, leaving me with a feeling of shame that I can't quite shake.

"My Double and How He Undid Me" (1859) established the vein of realistic fantasy that was Hale's forte and introduced a group of loosely related characters figuring in If, Yes, and Perhaps (1868), The Ingham Papers (1869), Sybaris and Other Homes (1869), His Level Best (1872), and other collections.

The end of the year events just about undid me; the fact that I actually managed to get five dollars to the second grade room parent for the class present for the teacher was an absolute miracle.

But Sri Lanka's roads undid me.

Dame Maggie undid me as Cousin Violet.

A good many books "formed" me, but the book that undid something in me and undoes it each time I look at it is the old Penguin, Rimbaud Selected Verse, with an introduction and prose translations by Oliver Bernard.

That call undid something in me.

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Sven Birkerts, bidding fair to replace Rick Moody as Dale Peck's "worst writer of his generation," offers an unbearable template: "Can I possibly convey how those words" — the first lines of "Howl" — "moved in me, how that cadence undid in a minute's time whatever prior cadences had been voice-tracking my life?" No, he can't.

He argues that one statement she made "completely undid your 'statement of regret' to the court about me".