Sentence examples for to the defaced from inspiring English sources

In 1860, the flag of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies was again modified to the defaced Italian tricolour with the House of Bourbon-Two Sicilies coat of arms.

According to several research articles, amorphous ZnCO3 thin films and nanowires could be formed due to the defacing of ZnO nanostructures by moisture and the small amount of CO2 in the atmosphere [24, 25].

And because the keepers are so alone and vulnerable to blame and their job is destructive, to obstruct, to impede, to deface the masterpiece being painted by everyone else.

In fact, to prevent the defacing of Buchanan's portrait, it had to be removed from the Capitol rotunda.

"It's a very sacrilegious act," said Guylaine Bordes, a longtime parishioner at St. Jerome Church on Newkirk Avenue, the first church to report the defacing of a statue.

Brian Pannebecker knew trouble was brewing when he found one of his letters to the editor defaced with a swastika.

Outspoken right-to-work supporters find themselves associated with the Nazis, their letters to the editor defaced with swastikas and posted in shared break rooms.

During the location scouting and the shoot, he says that he must come to terms with "the defacing of reality", when the director must "fight narcissism and fight self-indulgence".

The TurkGuvenligi hacking group claims to have defaced the site replacing its front page with a mocking message.

That may mean that the murderer or accomplices entered the tomb to deface the remains.

Perpetually mourning the loss of Black lives at the hands of law enforcement, saying the names of the dead, memorializing them in murals only to be defaced by the hands of white supremacists is exhausting.