Sentence examples for acts of defacement from inspiring English sources

All of these acts of defacement and destruction are creative and funny.

The agency said in an announcement Wednesday that acts of defacement have been reported in Yosemite National Park in California, Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado and in parks in Utah, Arizona and Oregon.

The justices could uphold it only if a majority agreed that Congress really had made the law "content-neutral" - that is, that the statute prevents defacing the flag without reference to whether the act of defacement was an expression of opinion.

But to the astonishment of many art lovers who regard the act of defacement as unconscionable, the Cueto James Art Gallery in Houston has now given Mr. Landeros his own show with the whimsical title, "Houston, We Have a Problem".

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.

In recent years, that sort of defacement has been on the increase, particularly in remote areas.

Ms. Harvey's rapid-fire landscapes are highly illegal, along with any other kind of defacement of public property.

Items charged to an individual must be returned in good condition, without evidence of defacement, mutilation, or other damage.

This sort of defacement has always been illegal, but in the case of fly-by-night offenders it has been difficult to prevent.

Nowadays, oral and maxillofacial surgeons aim for the development and comparison of operational techniques and cosmetically aid to reduce the patients fear of defacement [8, 13, 16, 43 48].

Bishop Weig's tombstone shows obvious signs of defacement, being chipped around the edges, and with broken stonework at its base.