Sentence examples for traces of destruction from inspiring English sources

A building dedicated to history will itself bear the scars of history and the traces of destruction.

When Smidovich noted that the U.N. teams had not found "any traces of destruction," Kamel responded, "Yes, it was done before you came in".

In the book, the narrator describes his discomfort at finding "traces of destruction, reaching far back into the past, that were evident even in that remote place".

In a separate incident, to the north in Brazil's Amazonian region, experts were examining traces of destruction in an investigation that recalls another kind of warfare--that practiced in Vietnam.

Sebald, or rather the unnamed narrator, starts on a walking tour of England: confronted with both an "unaccustomed sense of freedom" and the "traces of destruction" that mark even the remote Suffolk countryside, he gradually finds himself experiencing a "paralyzing horror".

Activists said the army may have stalled the convoy to remove traces of destruction and take bodies from the streets.

Traces of this destruction are still evident throughout the site today in the form of the parking lots interrupting rows of buildings with the imprints of destroyed 19th century residential buildings on their sides as shown in Figure 1a above.

MORGEN: I found traces of mass destructions also by chance.

This is itself hard, when combined with the need to protect forensics and hopefully enough state data around the systems from prior to the breach it's possible to trace a path of destruction.

The poem, which traces the destruction of forests to the building of the suburban house — "a box to catch the biped in" — is infused with the Buddhist idea of impermanence.

In this presentation, I spend most of my time tracing the destruction of the body of a Roma refugee who died in a detention center.