It is a badly eroded life-size human statue with the head missing.
The forests are disappearing; the ice is melting; social bonds are crumbling; privacy is eroding; life is becoming a dismal slog in an ugly world.All this scepticism, and more, is on display in "Nineteen Eighty-Four" and "Brave New World", the two great British dystopian novels of the 20th century.
Of course, such vows are often eroded amid life's daily concerns.
Many people active in public life in Cairo said that the offensive against the Ibn Khaldoun Center, and now Mr. Salem, is the latest example of how the Mubarak government's 10-year-long war on Islamic fundamentalists has eroded political life, making casualties of all independent political voices.
Long did the feasting endure, with sweet cricket and beetle ingested, Till Fate in the form of Time eroded the life of their Queenship, And dread Death stalked them, storming their ancient bastion… After the jump, the opening lines of the original, in John Dryden's translation, for comparison.
Nothing erodes life and peace more than poverty, and hunger is its expression.
Another criticism is that it erodes family life.
In January Anna Soubry, Britain's public-health minister, decried the culture of TV dinners, which she blamed for eroding family life.
Could this be what's eroding your life instead of adding to it?
I had no idea that my dad's behaviour was the result of a drug problem, an addiction to injecting cocaine that was eroding his life and marriage and bankrupting our family.
I had no idea that my dad's behavior was the result of a drug problem, an addiction to injecting cocaine that was eroding his life and marriage and bankrupting our family.
