Sentence examples for the dereliction that from inspiring English sources

The poupées reflect the dereliction that underlies human existence: the fragility of the body of that which is intelligent, thinking and self-aware, and the fact that it will decompose and rot quickly, once the spirit has fled".

(The dereliction that most appalled Follett was the Third's refusal to reject "that darling of the advanced libertarians," the use of "like" as a conjunction).

What Belfort creates is a world — the spectacle of dereliction that makes for so much entertainment, for art high and low, precisely because of its universality.

Doing so at such a time, or remaining silent when our family and community members are fired or punished for who they truly are would be an unequivocal moral dereliction that tarnishes the honor of the uniform and insults the meaning of America.

But for once they haven't come to report on the sorry story of urban dereliction that has plagued these streets for the past 30 years.

The card-game badinage also gives us some time to soak up the rank, smoke-filled atmosphere of the eight-room Upper West Side pigsty where the game is taking place — a sump of spectacular dereliction that is the natural habitat of a divorced sportswriter named Oscar Madison (Nathan Lane), who is currently in the kitchen whipping something up for the boys.

"If humans are still around after a massive catastrophe," Bostrom told me, "they may look back and think it a grave dereliction that we did not do more to reduce existential risk.

"We can't return to the dereliction of duty that helped deliver this recession," Mr. Obama said.

In 2006, he wrote of the dereliction of duty that he says had paralyzed American leaders when Osama bin Laden had burst into our world.

Fort Carson issued a short statement saying that the dereliction of duty charge "is most appropriate to address the alleged misconduct based upon the evidence that is currently available".

That's the dereliction of duty".