Sentence examples for of defilement from inspiring English sources

The laws are not enforced and the practice of defilement has been on the rise.

In Uganda, most parents choose to negotiate with those suspected of defilement because of material gain.

When a young unmarried girl gets pregnant, the man may be accused of "defilement" - rape.

Inverted Mariolatry is a trope of the French erotic tradition, which endlessly retells the same story of defilement.

"The incidents of defilement are high because stakeholders are not helping police to sensitise the community on the dangers of the crime," said Nyene.

"Many children in Uganda are victims of defilement, child prostitution and early marriages due to lack of proof of age," it says.

Free-speech martyrdom, hate-speech curtailment, black pride, black blame, white guilt, the end of the shock jock, the rise of satellite radio, the imperialism of advertisers, the intolerance of intolerance, the defilement of the public airwaves: you had better begin filling out your brackets, because the tournament is well under way.

Victims often report a feeling of perpetual defilement, an inability to feel clean, an overwhelming sense of vulnerability, and a paralyzing feeling of lack of control over their lives.

Because Hilde was not Jewish, Paul was open to charges of "racial defilement," and in 1938 he fled Austria.

Other paintings in the series — what an amazing and timely show they would make on their own — push a vision of universal defilement even further.

By the 10th day, the near relatives have purged some of the defilement (mṛitaka sutaka) they incurred from the death, and the chief mourner and a priest are ready to carry out the first śrāddha (ritual of respect).