Sentence examples for undoes itself from inspiring English sources

Daley's account of REDMAP's craftiness is compelling — so compelling that it almost undoes itself.

Its plot reaches a tragic conclusion, and then undoes itself as the opera is actually repeated backward, thanks to the intervention of the Bearded Sage, who argues that time moves both ways.

One digitally-realized aub undoes itself into an endless loop of smaller aubs, mimicking the self-contained gimmick of Russian nesting dolls.

"It's like watching an open heart and mind undo itself," he said.

Dizzy spells and lapses of attention followed and he complained that his mind was "undoing itself ".

The title is classic Waldrop, a phrase that asserts its meaning by undoing itself.

But the octopus at Boukiés had gone a step beyond, the flesh undoing itself, achieving a texture, at its core, close to nectar.

One of the big lessons I took away from that book is to beware of feminism undoing itself by infighting among its women members.

The formula and the rationale for this vision of academic freedom undoing itself in the service of academic freedom are concisely given in a Howard Zinn quotation Lloyd and Scheuller ask us to remember: "To me, academic freedom has always meant the right to insist that academic freedom be more than academic".

The King is spiralling through mental states, from sorrow to insanity through a tunnel of rage, inviting nature to do its worst, and in so doing, undo itself: "And thou, all-shaking thunder," he thunders, "Smite flat the thick rotundity o' the world!" Soon, the Earl of Kent rushes onstage, meeting the storm more humanly than either of his scene mates: with open fear.

In other words, part of the change to the qubit state - the one originating from the average of the trajectory, is deterministic and is in parts undoing itself.