Sentence examples for decaying of from inspiring English sources

He also speaks of diminishing, decaying, of everything he does becoming harder to achieve, as if maybe he just can't do this any more.

The bones lay in a black ooze or gloop, which coloured the red sand around them, and had been formed by the decaying of organic matter.

But they have all since felt the decaying of the European vision and become mired in petty politics or keenly felt divides.

The family room is dark and, save for a general sort of decaying of its furniture and walls, has not changed much in the twenty years we've lived here.

Diners saddened by the gradual decaying of the Box Tree, the previous occupant, will be delighted with the renovation: dark woods burnished, an entry room reconfigured with a small bar and sofa facing one of three of the restaurant's fireplaces, shades of warm toast and ochre on the walls, here and there a sconce or a contemporary painting.

This degradation in the ESN's performance is due to the decaying of the echoes and attenuation in the reservoir.

"Yeah, like the decay of society.

These are films about the decay of the body, the decay of desire.

They live off the death and decay of other species".

Ultimately it all comes down to the decay of tissues.

Basinski's music celebrates the decay of the ideal copy.