We should not care about the despoiling of our country.

Meanwhile, the despoiling of the land goes on without cease.

Please don't let me read again about the despoiling of nature in the name of making money.

With Lydia also gone- But how could she have agreed to the despoiling of her own brother?

She should not contribute to the despoiling of Petaybee.

He knew he was correct not to contribute to the further despoiling of the monuments.

The despoiling of reason has been the motive of every anti-reason creed on earth.

Valentinian also tried to restrain the despoiling of pagan temples in Rome.

Turks, of course, do not bear all the blame for the likely despoiling of this dramatically beautiful region.

The despoiling of ability has been the purpose of every creed that preached self-sacrifice.

Standing off beyond the shallows, dragon prows surveyed the despoiling of the walled town.

Her fanatical mindset regarding the despoiling of plants and the ecosphere was also greatly reduced.

"Pocahontas" also presents the Virginia woodlands as breathtakingly beautiful and laments the despoiling of such a paradise.

Unfolding between 1845 and 1870, it focuses on two of Guthrie's earlier protagonists and the despoiling of the landscape.

There had been no further incidents since the despoiling of my coat-which had scrubbed clean, more or less-but it was always a possibility.

They are typically portrayed as protectors of the forests and antagonists to industrialization and despoiling of nature.

The most salient social issues addressed by the novel are two: the struggle of working people, especially women; and the despoiling of nature by explosive growth.

Believe it or not, there were "Naturists" who opposed the first flight to old Earth's Moon as being "unnatural" and a "despoiling of Nature."

Last year, the Prince criticized the despoiling of the area around St. Paul's, Sir Christopher Wren's masterpiece.

The cabinet of artifacts is intended to evoke the despoiling of native cultures by the Europeans, who then stocked their museums with their booty.

"The last straw," he said, "as far as Nessie was concerned, anyway, was the callow despoiling by the Wizard's soldiers of simple country meetinghouses."

Stacpoole wrote this third book as a kind of exposé of the despoiling of South Sea Island cultures and people by Europeans.

McLaren has also recently debuted as a poet with his poem "The Despoiling of the American Mind" in MRZine.

Not another government official, or one more academic, or a graffiti writer with an ax to grind, or a landowner proclaiming the primacy of private property over public despoiling.

Although the novels have a decided comic edge, there is an element of dark tragedy in them, often related to the despoiling of frontiers and the subjugation of native peoples.

You would be taken for the one who had despoiled her in the first place.

We will do our best not to despoil this lovely place.

At any rate, he told himself, the little wood was far too beautiful to be despoiled.

And he displayed his left hand despoiled of two fingers, which had just been cut off.

We have never been an agency bent on despoiling the environment.

Now entered a personal friend of No. 2, the despoiled soldier.

Do we need to despoil our wilderness and wildlife for energy security?

Not have I despoiled the things of the god.

This party fell in with a few men, whom they despoiled and made prisoners.

"They fight to see who shall have the right to despoil the merchants!"

"Methinks we could get along, an they be not in a position to despoil our world."

They despoiled and burnt the town, killing many of its citizens.

Even despoiling one found dead of its horn seemed obscene.

She senses that the landscape of her youth is now despoiled.

Every royal tomb found in the Valley had been despoiled.

"You see, labor has nothing concrete of which to be despoiled.

Give me the time back, the years that I have despoiled with my cruelty!"

How can you talk about "despoiling the new world"?

This was especially the case when it became impossible to find fresh graves to despoil.

Having been despoiled of his fortune by the Revolution, he died in poverty.

It is now the white neighbors who see themselves as trying to prevent the Indians from despoiling the land.

For one, schemes to despoil the river are already afoot.

Anyone with cloak or sandals was a rich man and worth despoiling.

"They are burning or despoiling all that is left in the vale."

"And despoil them of what little wealth they've managed to scrape together!"