Sentence examples for world of trash from inspiring English sources

"There is this hidden world of trash, and there are ramifications to the choices that people make," Mr. Stav said.

Nick Marzano, an Australian photographer who publishes a glossy magazine, Mission Gold, which documents the world of trash pickers in San Francisco, estimates there are several hundred garbage scavengers in the city.

— Nick Marzano, an Australian photographer who documents the world of trash pickers in San Francisco, calls the occupation of trash pickers like Mr. Orta "a civic service". Do you agree?

After immersing in the world of trash for the last year and a half I've seen how epic amounts of waste that would have been unconscionable in decades past have become the new normal.

It's a world of trash floating inside a larger world of trash in Masakatsu Sashie's paintings.

Yet I somehow manage to find sparkling gold in this world of trash I live in.

Our most recent film, WALL·E, is a robot love story set in a post-apocalyptic world full of trash.

Henry Walters and his "frenemy" J.P. Morgan constantly tried to one-up each other and engaged in the art world equivalent of trash talk.

Many Americans harbor a mythical California of the mind: not the ephemeral Hollywood world of tabloid trash and tans, but an idea of open space and giant natural forms, of dust-wreathed taco stands and endless highways running along the Pacific.

At moments, the movie's underlying moral outrage turns heavy-handed, as in the scene in which a young man, who is only too eager to rid the world of human trash, balks at having to put a seriously wounded dog out of its misery.

Although I enjoyed Cynthia Tavlin's letter welcoming Senator Jon Corzine to Hoboken ("Mr. Corzine Goes to Hoboken," Soapbox, Sept. 29), her devoting an entire paragraph to the world-class pickup of trash in that city with nary a word about its collection of recyclables concerns me.