Sentence examples for undone by the same from inspiring English sources

The Nets were undone by the same inconsistent swings that plagued them all season and all series.

"The Norse were undone by the same social glue that had enabled them to master Greenland's difficulties," Diamond writes.

It appeared anything was still possible, though when Liverpool were again undone by the same player at a corner, boasting the best strike force in the world seemed somewhat hollow, especially as this time Gerrard was guilty of losing Ivanovic.

Blindly fighting his way to the top, then falling and stumbling into a shabby middle age, undone by the same forces by which he rose, he is a potent tribal symbol who ultimately embarrasses his tribe.

Today, undone by the same sort of ebullience he once showed as a cheerleader at Ole Miss but unfortunately displayed again at a 100th-birthday party for Senator Strom Thurmond 15 days ago, he quit.

If the calamity of those deaths weighed on the family it doesn't register in "Mozart's Sister," which unfolds at the end of a long tour that began in 1763 when Wolfgang was 7. Drawing on Leopold's letters, among other sources, Mr. Féret paints a speculative, intimate portrait of a family bound by love, genius and ambition and almost undone by the same.

Moses received his final comeuppance in the same year, undone by the internal manoeuvrings in government that had so elevated him, as Governor Nelson Rockefeller engineered the dissolution of his most lasting fiefdom, the Triborough Bridge Authority.

In 2013, Cameron legalised same-sex marriage (the greatness of which was somewhat undone by the PM's shrugged apology to party members, afterwards, for upsetting homophobes).

This parallax is undone by the correction.

Sometimes the professional experts really are undone by the amateurs.

Lyndon Johnson was undone by the war in Vietnam.