Sentence examples for notes of decay from inspiring English sources
Herman calls Roudnitska a master of "funk"—to her, his slightly off notes of decay are what make his scents classics, because "these ripe smells connote death as much as they do life, and…it is the mortality of these bright and alive things that makes them beautiful".
Such images inject an intentional note of decay into the sunny surroundings.
Each tape seemed to have its own particular note of decay, like the taste of the barnyard in a wine or a cheese.
It strikes the note of genteel decay that suffuses the place.
On Monday, when Dutch forensic experts finally got to look inside the train cars — they were refrigerated but, the BBC noted, "the smell of decay emanating from the carriages was overwhelming" — there were perhaps two hundred corpses.
Tarus Mateen uses an acoustic-electric bass, and you'd expect his notes to have a longer period of decay than Mr. Anderson's, with his acoustic upright instrument.
To me, he is a writerly pathologist, always in search of decay, the better to note the time of death.
Other cases of decay and discolouration were noted, but attributed to unidentified microorganisms.
Note that decay of TEs is not included, and as a consequence we study a system that is in a transient state, and not in an equilibrium.
Taking refuge in the outdoors, he sketches dead animals, trying, his sister notes, "to understand the meaning of... loss by studying the mechanics of decay".
Mr. Landau's installation depicts the "cyclical forces of decay" and a "society longing for redemption," to quote the program notes.
