Sentence examples for were being undone from inspiring English sources

England thought they were being undone by wrong'uns at the other end, too.

Not that it wasn't always racialized, but there was a period when one felt these structures were being undone".

It seemed the Taliban were being undone by the very people they had defeated, or in some cases co-opted, not long ago.

After a loss Sept. 29 to Army that dropped the team to 0-5, the players had a meeting and agreed that they were being undone by not paying attention to details set by Golden and his staff, all of whom had come from winning programs.

Juventus were being undone by an outstanding individual rather than a collective performance.

Now, it seems, the change they wrought is being undone.

How Luis Suárez is being undone by his genes.

There is no net change favouring any one direction, because whatever is being done is being undone at the same rate.

Should one be completely frank and insistent about this great tragedy, keep stressing the dimensions of what is being undone?

The measured way in which the civil rights movement is being undone by the Court is also Burkean, thoroughly conservative, but the undoing itself is not.

But, while Le Pen and Attali made the same basic diagnosis — that France was being undone by Europe — they reached opposite conclusions.