Example sentences for: unraveling

How can you use “unraveling” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

  • The immediate threat posed by the unraveling of the old physical and moral distinctions--between human beings and human parts, organisms and nonorganisms, subjects and objects--is that private interests will come to own the stuff of which we're made.

  • If conservatives are wrong to preach that the lesson of the year was the unraveling of a morally bankrupt president, liberals are equally wrong to preach that the lesson was the unraveling of a morally bankrupt prosecutor.

  • Dismal images of Russia unraveling after communism collapsed make an unintended point: At least there was something to unravel, unlike in so much of the rest of the world.

  • If one's field touches on the medical profession, insurance, or any other area concerned with the bureaucracy (which I am always tempted to spell bureaucrazy), this is an essential aid in unraveling and clarifying—insofar as is possible—the verbiage that assails one from all sides.

  • By the end of the first hour of Magnolia , the whole cast is unraveling.


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