Sentence examples for eroded lines from inspiring English sources

His eroded lines, so well suited to his subject matter, are unlike any etched line made before him, which has led some experts to the conclusion that Seghers invented the lift ground, an aquatint technique.

With his comments, Mr. Williams became the latest journalist to breach the quickly eroding line between reporters' private political thoughts and their duty to present the news dispassionately.

Many have claimed that it was Diana herself who eroded the lines between public and private life.

In Ms. Philo's, it was to a stealthily subversive tendency on the part of fashion to erode the lines between public and domestic life.

Closer to home, P.S.E.&G., New Jersey's largest utility, made a decision that, if emulated in stadiums and arenas nationwide, will erode bottom lines.

This was not an attempt to couple the author of Paradise Lost with the 20th-century economist, as if in some earnest effort to erode the line between culture and science.

P3 is being revealed in serial trials as a different creature, funding Berlusconi's cause – and more adept with markets than bombs, and at eroding any line thought to exist between the legal and illegal economies.

Reality TV played a part in eroding the line between real and staged events.

The stomach acid that comes up when you vomit can erode the lining of your esophagus and the enamel of your teeth.

When Connaughton started out in lobbying, it was considered unseemly to combine raising money with discussing issues, but that line eroded over time.

Therefore, in the present case, the inflammatory reaction in the subdiaphragmatic space due to bile leakage probably eroded the suture line of the diaphragm, which had been dissected during hepatectomy under the thoracoabdominal approach and the adherent lower lung with the diaphragm, leading to a communication between the biliary duct and bronchial tree.