Sentence examples for undone itself from inspiring English sources

Ennahdha had undone itself; to win election, Nidaa Tounes had only to campaign as its opposite.

Voices on all sides tell Mr. Naipaul that "India had changed; it was not the good and stable country it had once been". They maintain that "the great investment in development over three or four decades had led only to this: to &apos corruption,' to the &apos criminalization of politics.' In seeking to rise, India had undone itself.

There's nothing that cannot be undone in an instant, then done again at will (the word "undone" itself has existed in English for around 700 years but, when Shakespeare and his predecessors used it, they usually implied death or destruction: a far cry from pressing "Ctrl-Z" on a keyboard).

That doesn't mean Undone itself possesses the depth of moral insight that earlier blackballed works like Lolita now symbolize.

MR. LEVIN I used to think at the time it was a clash of cultures and a misreading of the dot-com bubble, but I now upon reflection believe that the transaction was undone by the Internet itself.

It was how you got to the Internet, but it was using some old media business ideas that were undone by the Internet itself, and that's why Google came along.

A trip to the Dell to play Southampton – where United were undone last season repeated itself, this time by a solitary Kevin Davies goal in the third minute.

It's simply being undone by the digital market itself.

In the end, the Court plan was undone mainly by the Court itself.

Tenancy by the Entirety, like marriage itself, cannot be undone, except through legal means.

Many of those companies assumed that the request itself would ultimately be undone.