Sentence examples for defiled as from inspiring English sources

"Once women are defiled as a group, anything one does to them is done in some kind of higher purpose," Robert Jay Lifton said.

I'm in sort of moral shock". Professor Massad, a Jordanian-born Palestinian, said he, too, has been swamped with hate mail, defiled as a "camel jockey" and "Islamic Fascist". He said nonenrolled hecklers attend his lectures to provoke him.

When Captain Frank was a child, fishing the waters around his boyhood home of Staten Island, the harbor was as defiled as any waters in the nation, a dumping ground for household and industrial waste and raw sewage.

Consequently, acting upon the command of a certain oracle, they purified the island of Delos, which was sacred to Apollo and had been defiled, as men thought, by the burial there of the dead.

No one who watched Muammar Gaddafi being killed by his captors can avoid feeling that procedural justice was being defiled even as a certain historical justice was being meted out.

Law firm Leigh Day is to the fore in taking up the cases of those defiled, such as 33 Peruvians who in 2011 won a settlement with UK-based Monterrico Metals – again, the company avoided a case in open court – after they were tortured for protesting against a copper mine, Rio Blanco.

What province is there anywhere, what camp, that is not bloodstained and defiled, or, as Galba would say, purged and disciplined?

The children's party scene with the dwarfs then becomes a reverse of Koons' elevating the balloon dog to a sublime object and instead it is defiled, both as an art object and a symbol of the American childhood.

"I wouldn't dare defile a book as bewitching as this".

This non-conceptual seeing also includes the paradoxical fact that there is no difference between a defiled and a pure mind, as well as no difference between samsara and nirvana.

Mubarak was defiled and caricatured as a brutal dope before he was removed.