Sentence examples for soiled world from inspiring English sources

The body as a ghost-in-training for whatever soiled world came next.

But its nightmare vision of a grotesque, soiled world, where the imagery is of blood, sewage, and rotting flesh, remains.

The "you" of the book is her older brother, whose brain was damaged by the removal of a tumour in infancy, and the love she has for him is a clean space in a soiled world.

Therefore, as comic drama "The Book of Liz" is a sort of amateur fizzle; it does, however, offer the Sedarises the opportunity to tell some very good jokes in silly costumes and to bask in the smug downtown certainty of a soiled world.

The Draconian judgment sets in motion a battle between liberty and authority, immorality and mercy, through which the boisterous, soiled Elizabethan world is laid bare.

After variogram modelization of geochemical data, the kriging plots showed that contamination, even if centred at the precinct, extends beyond the site, with Hg concentrations of up to 2200 times those of uncontaminated soils (world baseline).

I have been working on NER of xenobiotics mainly in the soil world, and I was surprised to realize that compared to soil very little has been published on sediments although it is quite plausible to assume a similar mechanistic picture of NER formation.

Briefly, based upon the trace metal associations with each PMF component, we identified seven "source" categories: long-range transported sulfates, traffic, residual oil, steel metal works dust, soil, World Trade Center (WTC) plume, and wintertime chlorine peaks.

Generally, the observed mean values of the particle density in the soils of the study area were lower (Table 2) than the average value of the mineral soils world-wide, which is considered to be about 2.65 g cm−3 (Brady and Weil 2002).

Humans are grubs, and the whole world is soiled.

Here, we investigated the rate of soil formation of world soils based on published results of TCN-derived (terrestrial cosmogenic nuclides, 10Be) soil production rates (SPR).