Sentence examples for human decay from inspiring English sources

These artists took as their example Ivan Albright who, as the show's curator, Cynthia Roznoy, says in her text for the brochure, is "known primarily for his horrific images of human decay".

Quite as characteristic is his bleak eye for the first hints of human decay: the woman barely out of her 20s who torments herself by comparing "the slightly looser skin and faint lines of her face" to the charms of younger competitors.

The stench of animal and human decay was overpowering.

The confrontation of having to deal with someone dying right in front of you, smelling human decay, having to pick someone up, change them, clean up their mess.

Speaking to residents there -- amidst a surreal backdrop of burned buildings, the stench of human decay, drunken gang members threatening our lives with firearms and a terrified population -- we soon realized that something awful had happened in Saint Marc.

I've been in this portal of human decay for a week now, and by the sounds of it I will have to endure this torture for at least another.

Zhou et al. [13] successfully produced triple-transgenic pigs co-expressing human CD59, human membrane cofactor protein (hMCP), and human decay-accelerating factor (hDAF) by breeding among single-transgenic pigs.

Both metrics displayed a pattern in HIV similar to that in human, decaying as a function of distance (Fig. 2A, and Fig. S1A), as expected from population genetics theory.

Here, we evaluated if administration of the complement inhibitor recombinant human decay-accelerating factor (rhDAF) is beneficial on neuroinflammation and neurodegeneration in a rat model of moderate BINT.

The hCAR-GPI construct was generated by overlap extension PCR to fuse the extracellular domain of hCAR (corresponding to amino-acid residues 1 235) to the 37 carboxy-terminal amino acids of human decay-accelerating factor (DAF) (Wang and Bergelson, 1999).

The CAR-GPI construct was generated by overlap extension PCR to fuse the extracellular domain of hCAR (corresponding to amino-acid residues 1 235) to the 37 carboxy-terminal amino acids of human decay-accelerating factor (DAF) (Wang and Bergelson, 1999).