Sentence examples for * the dereliction from inspiring English sources

That's the dereliction of duty".

"We can't return to the dereliction of duty that helped deliver this recession," Mr. Obama said.

Working for this president might mean not the dereliction of duty, but the duty of dereliction.

But there is no dereliction in America quite like the dereliction found in European gardens.

To ascribe the dereliction of West Bromwich to the construction of a ring road is beyond trivial (Letters, 15 August).

He has designed a series of restaurants and nightclubs amid the dereliction and random commercial redevelopment of that city.

Education and council estates suffered the same dereliction.

Like the claustrophobic dereliction of Max's house, Hackney was, for Pinter, "a kind of prison".

Down amid the eerie dereliction, both the allure and the scepticism are understandable.

For an interpretive artist like Josefowicz, this is the grossest dereliction of a musician's duty.

The W10 series, shot mainly around Paddington, contrasted young people's exuberance with the urban dereliction they inhabited.