Sentence examples for were reverting from inspiring English sources
verb
To turn back, or turn to the contrary; to reverse.
Under duress, the Yankees were reverting to form, taking at-bats pitch to pitch.
But Mr. Mathieson said the country's dissidents were reverting to tactics of the past, smuggling images out through cellphones, breaking the files down for reassembly later.
He said a coalition government had been good for the country and that his party would be a moderating force on the two major parties who he said were "reverting to type" at either end of the political spectrum.
They were reverting to an earlier pledge that Mr. McCain abandoned in April, when he proposed a series of costly tax cuts and, citing the ailing economy, said that it might take two terms to balance the budget.
In adopting the crescent sign, however, about 1250, the Ottoman Turks apparently were reverting to an Assyrian sacred symbol of the 9th century bce and probably of greater antiquity than that.
Invasive plants like Japanese barberry shrubs capitalized on abandoned open fields that were reverting to forests.
T3 suppressed IR liver injury and AST enhancement, effects that were reverted by CC.
Upon subsequent treatment with naltrindole, the effects of DADLE-induced cytoprotection were reverted significantly.
These changes were reverted upon CSC differentiation.
These anomalies were reverted when T4 was infused into LMH dams.
These effects were reverted when HDAC1 was reintroduced in HDAC1−/− ES cells.
