Sentence examples for pollutions of from inspiring English sources

They can have overall implications that are just as destructive as the more evident pollutions of oil spills or mine runoffs.

The holiday industry, so-called, thrives on it, and camper sales, and the weekend recourse to second homes in the northern forests or the western mountains, where the pollutions of industry and commerce are relatively light.

Jeffreys makes it clear in many of her writings that post-modernism and queer theory are the enemy, and that piercing, tattooing, BDSM and role play are all pollutions of a feminism that is nothing to do with choice or preference, everything to do with commitment.

If occasionally her descriptions try too hard — the "multiple black pollutions" of a crying woman's smeared mascara, for example — her details are more often startling and exact, as when she describes the patients walking out onto a frozen bay, the ice "crisp under the boots but with the motion of water always underfoot, a subtle fullness, a shifting".

There is no one person more responsible for the pollution of what was already a fairly polluted press, and the pollution of the British press is an important part of the pollution of British political life.

His target was the pollution of politics.

Pollution of the rivers remains a problem.

And so pollution of the ground water is pollution of water everywhere.

This can lead to pollution of waterways.

Can we stop its pollution of the Hudson River?

She described the pollution of the worst years.