Примери за desecration

• He dedicated himself to preventing further desecration of the Florida landscape.

• There are still reports of vandalism and desecration of synagogues.

• He had been buried at an undisclosed location in the cemetery to prevent desecration of his grave.

• This is perhaps similar to our example of a radical environmentalist who prefers wilderness preservation to desecration to compromise development.

• Impervious to any hint of desecration or betrayal, this new, conscious modelhood suggests a good deal more than mere passive availability to vision.

• To stress the obvious, to take someone's liver from their body does not in any way amount to a desecration, when done for transplant purposes.

• Even nonbelievers will say that grave desecrations affront our sense of common humanness.

• Both rural and urban committees, however, were fairly timid in making decisions, fearful of the potential for desecration of controversial edifices, and anxious to provide an appearance of working-class participation.

• That point might seem obvious, but this is one of those moments where the reader might have wanted more details, especially about the desecration of sacred sites.

• Unlike his radically paranoid father, he leaves his body and name open to all sorts of violations and desecrations in order to enact a judgment, not a curse.

• The vandalism and desecration of play equipment shown in photograph after photograph was soul-destroying.

• We must aim not at suppressing legitimate advertising, but at controlling it and preventing the disfigurement of city areas, and the desecration of the countryside.

• We are not speaking of development but of commercial exploitation or sheer desecration.

• Does he not consider that such commercial exploitation of religion is a desecration of it?

• They put the taxation of capital on the same footing as the desecration of a holy relic.

• The desecration point has been overstated by the objectors.

• I refer particularly to the horrible desecration of an important building in my constituency.

• Surely we must devise some means not only of preventing this desecration of the countryside but of turning this metal to better use.