Sentence examples for which degenerated from inspiring English sources

For all the changes, this season is mimicking last season, which degenerated into finger-pointing.

It wrecked the historic town centre, which degenerated into an area now commonly known as Cracolândia, where drug addicts gather.

Jinnah demonstrated his newfound power by ordering mass strikes across India, many of which degenerated into Hindu-Muslim riots.

A shift towards televising court has always been hampered by the spectre of OJ Simpson's trial in the US which degenerated into prime-time entertainment.

Political tensions have been mounting since January, when the government closed down Mr Rajoelina's radio station, prompting angry street demonstrations which degenerated into rioting and looting.

I was appalled to learn, at a cocktail party (which degenerated, as not infrequently happens, into an alcoholic rout), that the Rose weekly, after employing America's most distinguished novelist, Truman Capote, had let him go, out of hand.

We report here that MCT required for acetate metabolism in brain are expressed at much lower levels in THAL, which degenerates during TD, than in ENT, which does not show marked degeneration with TD.

We see the Krays' drinking club in Sparrows' last scene, which degenerates into a mass brawl watched impassively by pensioners over their halves of stout.

"The last thing we would want is a one-sided inquiry which degenerates into a witch-hunt against some of our best companies..

Dorval and Pilon do have a very funny comedy double act and I laughed out loud at their brutal, emotional screaming matches, which degenerate into an ambiguously violent embrace of resentful reconciliation.

Beckham Shoots Nyman Scores borrows its rhythm from the burbling cadences of commentator John Motson; After Extra Time is a fanfare composed for the 1996 European Championships, which degenerates into an intimidating throb of hooligan saxophones but goes on so long you wish it could be decided on penalties.