putrification造句

• He adds, " But someone has to resist the putrification of justice in these jurisdictions, and if someone of my means doesn't, who will ?"
• Embalming and " mos Teutonicus ", along with tomb effigies, were a way of giving the corpse an illusion of stasis and removed the uneasy image of putrification and decay.
• This is, quite literally, a tale of redemption _ or restoration _ a rake's progress from darkness to light, from debauchery to dedication, from the putrification of self-abasement to the purification of self-knowledge.
• The Dutch biologist and microscopist Jan Swammerdam ( 1637-1680 ) rejected the concept that one animal could arise from another or from putrification by chance because it was impious and like others found the concept of spontaneous generation irreligious, and he associated it with atheism and Godless opinion.
• You cannot inflict discouragement on Turner, especially when it is suggested that the Goodwill Games have completed their mission, have served the purpose of overcoming the political putrification that led to the American boycott of the Olympics in Moscow and the reciprocal boycott of the Los Angeles Games by the Soviet Union.