Sentence examples for depredations of from inspiring English sources

The depredations of development banks and corporations.

The daily depredations of child rearing, though, seem viscerally real.

"No convent is immune to the depredations of the street," Gayevsky said.

The city prospered until the depredations of pirates and privateers curtailed trade.

Meanwhile, the upheaval in Libya has laid bare the depredations of state media.

These remains, left exposed, soon disappeared under the depredations of the nearby villagers.

They weighed the depredations of ageing and loss against the wonder of self-acceptance.

"My literary proclivities arose amidst the depredations of prison," said Porter.

Eos made him immortal, yet subject to the depredations of time, which therefore parts the lovers.

I was born two generations removed from the depredations of the Holocaust.

Reality, and the depredations of time, has also had a profound impact on his recent work.