Sentence examples for damage and decay from inspiring English sources

The Gutai manifesto expresses the group's interest in the beauty inherent in processes of damage and decay.

Through the exterior damage and decay, it is still possible to see much of Mr. von Wiedenfeld's fantastical three-story concoction.

Once you reach this limit and pass it, you violate space time and travel into the past, and thus reverse your bodies clock, undoing all the damage and decay the modern world causes.

"Damage and decay is the natural order of things, but you can see that sometimes you can absolutely pull a text back from the brink of loss," Seales said.

Our data suggests that tree size, damage, and decay play critical roles in the suitability of habitat for reproduction, and forest managers should consider retaining and promoting ecological processes that result in the recruitment of trees with these features if conservation of reproductive habitat for fishers is a concern.

The experts also agreed that the design principles were suitable to be carried out on all the product experiments, as these had a simple reoccurring message, of celebrating damage and decay.

While an emortal's body continually renews itself against damage, disease and decay, there are limits -- which Gray seems doomed, or determined, to explore.

David Harrison, managing director of a plaster restoration firm, Hayles and Howe, which was involved in the restoration of the Royal Opera House, said the key threats to theatre ceilings were "neglect, accidental damage, damp and decay".

President Barack Obama's visit to Saudi Arabia in the second half of March is proof that Washington and Riyadh are aware of - and have admitted to - the need to repair the damage, tension, and decay that has affected their relations.

Among his competing considerations were such things as the possibility of cleaning up an estimated 2 million land mines; repairing damaged and decayed bridges and roads, or embarking on ambitious education improvements in a nation with a largely (62percentt) illiterate population which had been forced out of rural areas to the cities.

Among his competing considerations are such things as the possibility of cleaning up an estimated 2 million land mines; repairing damaged and decayed bridges and roads, or embarking on ambitious education improvements in a nation with a largely (62percentt) illiterate population which has been forced out of rural areas to the cities.