Przykłady deface

• The skeleton only remained to load and deface society.

• Records were on occasion rewritten or defaced to erase all traces of former quarrels which put present governors in a bad light.

• Good buildings with fine finish are not needed by these people, as they soon deface and disfigure them.

• Other stelae and inscriptions have been defaced, reused, looted, lost, or not yet discovered-reasons that are random in nature.

• Like modern vandals and graffiti scrawlers who deface the property of more affluent people and institutions, they may have been expressing a sense of alienation, frustration, or lack of power.

• It is difficult, if not impossible, either to replace or to deface the photograph that has been so etched on.

• But most cases of vandalism, such as defacing a wall, wrecking the windows of a bus shelter, or wrecking an occupied council flat, are purposeless.

• It was sickening to see those men sticking two fingers up to the society that they had defaced.

• On all trunk roads to replace those directional signs showing place names which have been deliberately defaced.

• A gang of children, in their early teens, defaces and vandalises newly planted trees.

• I understand it is not a question of defacing the bottle.

• We are told that here little boys would deface them, but if they do, it is largely because of the example that is set them.

• The vehicles will thus remain, defacing the countryside or blocking the bridlepaths.

• The trouble is that a large segment of the public almost certainly does not realise that defacing or removing signs constitutes an offence.

• There are more of the works of man which deface the beauty of nature than open-cast coal working.