But taking a leaf not from Karl Marx but Chico--"Who ya gonna believe, me or your own eyes?"--it's a safe bet that cultural revolutions end in counterrevolution or
petrification. And, presumptuous elites or not, if ever there was a country with no tolerance for
petrification, it is ours.
For one "to be / on terms with time" would require a continuity of liturgical tradition, of faith, of worship; but such is "impossible" in this place of "desolate sequestration." The agents of Henry VIII left behind only scenes of death: "
petrification" and "mouldering altars." The result is the temptation to succumb to the "lure" of a spiritual depression, which seems to be the social and spiritual condition of the English.
"Hawthorne, Mill, and Sartre:
Petrification and Tyranny in Roth's 'The Conversion of the Jews' and When She Was Good." Papers on Language & Literature, vol.
Postmortem examination was carried out within 24 hours and
petrification had not occurred on the body and organs.
From the point of human factors, coal,
petrification, motor vehicles, and iron and steel industrial emissions are the major source of the BTH region, which has a close relationship with the spatial distribution of population.
Slowly, over time, the cells of the once living polyps were replaced with minerals through the process of
petrification. Furthermore, as material settling down from above continued to pile up on top of the old reefs, the deposits became so thick that pressure turned everything into rock.
Typically, tree fossils are formed through
petrification, in which the tissues of the dead tree are submerged in soil.
A gray, bureaucratic science would only contribute to the "
petrification of the spirit" he deplores and place one more bar in the iron-cage.
Autrement dit, [beaucoup moins que]les informations faisant etat de la
petrification de la viande a cause de la nature de l'alimentation du betail ou d'une maladie grave, sont infondees et relevent du pur mensonge[beaucoup plus grand que], a martele Aziz Akhannouch.