Sentence examples for undress of from inspiring English sources

This is also a feature of Los Borrachos of 1629, where contemporary peasants consort with the god Bacchus and his companions, who have the conventional undress of mythology.

The meeting was also notable for a "dreadful accident," a collision between a servant on horseback with the colt Exiseman, the winner of the race after the Derby, and for the antics of John Lade dressed in a "loose undress of blue and white striped trowsers" asking the crowd to determine whether he was "the captain of a privateer or an ambassador from the Great Mogul".

Over the course of five decades Mizer photographed thousands of young men in various states of undress, most of them anonymous but some who went on to become famous, including one future governor of California (Arnold Schwarzenegger).

The undressing of Muslim women by French authorities has a long colonial history.

By the end, the wheeled platform strongly suggested a bed, as their dressing and undressing of each other evoked a domestic scene, unsentimental yet affecting.

The hurricane undressing of democracy in Baghdad starts to sink The shrunken page size of the New York Times, and yet we had A newspaper that mattered once, and that is sad, But that was when it mattered.

Manchester United is in the United States for the second consecutive year and will play the M.L.S. All-Stars again, after last year's 5-2 undressing of the local guys at a sold-out Reliant Stadium in Houston.

If translation is the undressing of a poem in one language in order to outfit it in another, Cavafy, by stripping his poems of so much Belle Époque excess, had done half of the translator's work.

The American journalist F. Tillman Durdin "witnessed the wholesale undressing of an army that was almost comic".

Durack's emphasis was a careful undressing of "new urbanism": without an awareness of urban ecology and a strategic input, the urban village may be little more than a dangerous "chimera" -- a code word for impossible fantasy.

Intensive contact is specified as 'contact with a significant opportunity for transmission', for example during undressing of the patient or physical contact with contaminated body sites, like wound inspection.