unmake in English
Watergate made the independent prosecutor law necessary; Whitewater may unmake it
Use "unmake" in a sentence
1. Ladies are allowed to unmake their minds.
2. We can just as easily unmake you.
3. Lenin emphasizes the election of people and the right that unmake a cadre.
4. What men have made, their culture and civilizations, men can unmake, can improve.
5. He could not unmake the public image his press agents had so carefully built.
6. If there is any such law, it is man - made - and man can unmake it.
7. Anything in life is possible if you unmake it happen. And it's never too late.
8. If I thought I could unmake my old self so easily I was a fool.
9. The first proposition affirms that "Parliament ... has, under the English constitution, the right to make or unmake any law whatever".
10. He knew it was of his own making but that was not useful knowledge because he could not unmake it.
11. Writing of his own dolls, Bellmer Averred: "The anagram is the key to all my work."It followed that "the body is like a sentence that invites us to rearrange it." In Compulsive Beauty, Hal Foster suggests that Bellmer's shifting of desire thus "doubles back, turns in, as if to capture the object, to make, unmake, and remake its image again and again."