Citations:dégringolade

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English citations of dégringolade

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  • 1980, Elizabeth Robins, chapter X, in The Convert, Feminist Press at CUNY, →ISBN, page 145:
    But the phlegmatic Englishman won’t lead in that dégringolade.
  • 1996, Benjamin Graham, edited by Seymour Benjamin Chatman, Benjamin Graham, the Memoirs of the Dean of Wall Street, McGraw-Hill, →ISBN, page 277:
    This mental dégringolade prompted unusual remedies.
  • 2005, Thomas G. Guarino, Foundations of Systematic Theology, Bloomsbury Publishing USA, →ISBN, page 341:
    To do so would be to mock the very congruency of faith and reason, of grace and nature; it would itself constitute a dégringolade toward fideism of the worst sort.