Sentence examples for time strips from inspiring English sources

When time strips away the novelties of style, only solid structures remain.

"It gets them up to $200 million and at the same time strips away a powerful political ally from Qualcomm".

Not wearying at all of Ms. Jovovich's eternally moving parts, the director, Paul W. S. Anderson (who wrote all five installments and has directed three), this time strips his leading lady of her superpowers and, by way of consolation, reunites her with previously terminated characters.

Actually, rock singers spend more time stripped down to their tattoos than most actors do.

Years of neglect have left the interior rotted by time, stripped by thieves and desecrated by vandals and pigeons.

As middle America's workers continue to see their leisure time stripped away from them, guess where that time, that scarce resource, winds up?

They are imprisoned, menaced, kept in suspense about which of their captor's personae will show up next, and, over time, stripped down to their underwear.

Early in the 20th century history painting made another appearance in art, and this time, stripped of glory and heroism, war was finally shown in all its ugliness.

Nearly a dozen states are considering legislation to turn off school vending machines during class time, strip them of sweets or impose new taxes on soft drinks to pay for teacher salaries and breakfast programs.

They inadvertently replace these organic systems of care with top-down programmes that over time, strip people of the intergenerational knowledge and wisdom that has supported their wellbeing for so long.

Yet while the tiniest dimming of an athlete's aura has a humanising effect, it also manages to be oddly unsettling at the same time, stripping away a layer of the fantasy.