Sentence examples for undoing means from inspiring English sources
"But depends if you think "undoing" means bad!" Horowitz laughed.
Although Mr. Logan avoided the grand predictions that proved to be part of his predecessors' undoing, that does not mean that AOL will be run as it always has. "There has been a lot of hand-wringing about whether AOL is a tech company or a media company and I think the choice of Logan settles that," said John Squires, president of Entertainment Weekly and Time Inc. Interactive.
Nixon's tapes were the means to his undoing as they captured his involvement in the Watergate cover-up, but they have given historians a deeper understanding of triumphs like the diplomatic opening to China as well as the darker side of the nation's 37th president.
Others argue that disobedience and rule breaking are crucial means of contesting power and undoing dysfunctional systems, citing historical greats like Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr., both of whom spoke of citizenship as an active duty in which people confer legitimacy to laws that safeguard freedom and disobey those that violate it.
Curators admitted some relief at the findings as it meant they did not have to debate undoing Rossetti's assumed intervention.
But if "having it all" means something different for me, that doesn't mean I'm undoing, or worse, disrespecting their work.
Between assessor 1 and assessor 3, significant differences were observed in undoing buttons (P = 0.034) and in page turning (P = 0.003); assessor 3 recorded lower means.
Gadamer (2004[1989]: 277) explicitly stated that the Enlightenment attempt at undoing prejudice from research installs itself a prejudice, stemming mainly from his insight that ' [t]o be historically means that knowledge of oneself can never be complete' (ibid.: 301; original emphases).
[C8.] UNDOING THE NUMB A small drug company won approval from the Food and Drug Administration to market the first drug meant to undo the effects of local dental anesthesia.
The House budget also includes language meant to restrict abortion — amendments that would prevent funding for Planned Parenthood, prevent the governor from undoing strict building codes applied to abortion clinics by executive order, and prevent the state from paying for abortions in cases of severe fetal abnormalities.
