Sentence examples for we're reverting from inspiring English sources

"I think we're reverting to the jungle life," he said.

We're reverting to the colonial situation, where the different races only meet in the marketplace".

"But does it mean we're reverting to the lows we had previously?

"We're reverting to how we were playing when we were getting down and getting ourselves in a hole," Marbury said.

We're reverting back to a time when art was an exploration of who we were as individuals and less about how we could be marketed, packaged, sold, and distributed to the masses.

But just when the problem threatens to get worse, we are reverting, regrettably, to localism.

"Whenever there is any talk about the security needs of Japan, people say we are reverting to militarism," said Tetsu Takahashi, 20, a university student.

'We are reverting," wrote EM Forster in 1910, to a "civilisation of luggage", in which people accrete material possessions "without taking root in the earth".

Thus, wrote Mr. Azulay, "We are reverting to the idea discussed with Abe -- which is to send DR on a 'personal' mission to No1 with a well-prepared script".

"We are reverting to the government".

If we do we'll be reverting to the old ones".