Contoh tattered

• These bureaucratic structures, tattered though they may seem, constitute the political infrastructure that suggests the presence of the state.

• While being used, the "toilet" was usually surrounded by a piece of rotten wood, or tattered cloth, in order to preserve some privacy.

• With our tattered sample of observations, this is as far as we can go towards allowing for country-fixed effects.

• They wore tattered clothes and their diets largely comprised potatoes and beans, insufficient in calories, vitamins, and minerals.

• Most of the child's head has been demolished, emptied of brain and bone, leaving only the tattered, hairy skin of his scalp, which falls in loose folds like fabric.

• Their tattered clothes identify their class origins.

• It is then an easy step for those who have seized control of the tattered remnants of the economy to convert benevolent nepotism into high-level corruption.

• There was a lot of misery there, as one could see from the tattered curtains—apologies for curtains.

• He seems to have no notion of the professional ethic—tattered at the edges though it may be sometimes these days.

• Perhaps this is part of the social contract—that tattered non-document.

• I want to talk about the social contract, or its tattered remnants, in the last few minutes of my speech.

• But unfair rates is what is on the table, along with the tattered remnants of more than 60 other proposals that went before.

• It is a shame that once again his reputation is somewhat tattered and torn.

• We now need to rebuild public confidence in a tattered policy.

• The assertion that, by splitting the process in two, the end is attained more quickly than by doing it in one looks rather tattered.