Sentence examples for most defaced from inspiring English sources

As media attention and public debate moved on to more topical matters, most defaced statues were quietly cleaned up or repaired; very few have been removed or relocated.

The antiquarian John Leland described the castle in 1540 as being "nowe sore yn ruine, and for the most part defaced", although the jail continued in use throughout the period, albeit still suffering from many escapee inmates.

Among the most extreme: defacing an Egyptian sculpture, throwing boiling water on a flight attendant and urinating outside.

They are some of the world's most recognisable faces: defaced.

Some people in the neighborhood have taken such offense to Mr. de la Vega's act that they have painstakingly defaced most of his murals scattered around East Harlem.

The Hay Wain, one of the country's most recognisable paintings, was defaced as Fathers4Justice announced a new wave of direct action campaigning.

There was a public service announcement: "Please don't reveal the locations of military bases or radio and TV stations". And there was a response to some readers' demands that someone paint over the revolutionary graffiti defacing most downtown buildings: That won't happen, the paper said.

Very cute – a classic wedding dress defaced in the most domestic of ways.

The center has been defaced three times since the summer, most recently after the terrorist attacks in Paris, when a mystery vandal sprayed the peace sign with a depiction of the Eiffel Tower.

He attacked the most beautiful part of her: He defaced her.

Most of the statues had already been defaced, but some had their human countenances still intact.