Sentence examples for a defacement from inspiring English sources

Had a transformation occurred, or a defacement?

In 1989 the Louvre pyramid was branded a defacement of the building but has become an acclaimed landmark.

Like graffiti scrawled in wet cement, or the Latin phrases written on a Cy Twombly painting, the words were a defacement, but they were also a territorial marker, a tag that made his art really his.

The article was called The Anatomy of The Twitter Attack, and today we unfortunately find ourselves with a sequel to that post as the Twitter DNS servers were compromised last night and the site was redirected to a defacement page.

"To me it was very poetic, it was never about anything that was going to be a defacement or a disgrace".

The micropenis is a defacement or a diminishment of this pure presence; in other words, a disruption of phallic coherence that can be coded as evil.

Any excess language — in the form of a trigger warning — amounts to a preëmptive defacement.

It was onto such a green that Trump drove his cart ― he looks to be in no shape to walk the course ― and that is not only considered a moral crime in the world of golf, but an obvious defacement of grass meticulously preserved so a competent player can "read the green" and plan his or her final putts.

But the city had another way of describing them: an illegal defacement of the sidewalks.

Those gouges and slashes which rearrange into a Star of David also rearrange into a different thought: they are rents in the fabric, not so much intrinsic to the design as an act of senseless defacement, an afterthought of violence.

We have emailed the group (they were kind enough to leave an address on the defacement) for a comment (also added them on Gchat – worth a shot).