They're powerful because I'm showing you how we're creating a new society left vacant in the places and the spaces that was disintegration from the old.
Like many others, his life has been shaped by the fracturing of the Soviet Union and the Russian empire before it; his work chronicles the political-and moral- disintegrations that followed.
This was the largest state that western Europe had seen since the disintegration of the Roman Empire, and the stability and prosperity of Charlemagne's empire allowed a great flourishing of the arts in the years after 800.
The Queen, a stoic monarch from a rather different generation did not understand Diana's desire to be involved with AIDs charities or her willingness to talk publicly about the disintegration of her marriage.
One sharp contributor, Aqil Shah, reckons that Pakistan will become “neither Sweden nor Somalia”, as the army's strong grip will prevent disintegration but also block growth of strong civilian institutions.
So they wondered if the fish had been cooked at low heat, which would have made the bones softer and prone to disintegration while preserving the teeth.
In this continuous operation of disintegration and reintegration, there is a generative moment where I'm not certain who I am, neither past-me, nor future-me.
You are, however, left with the fact that physical matter, while appearing permanent for practicality's sake, nevertheless does exhibit disintegration in varying degrees.
The Queen, a stoic monarch from a different generation did not understand Diana's desire to be involved with AIDs charities or her willingness to talk publicly about the disintegration of her marriage.
The second Elizabethan age is likely to be remembered as a reign of uninterrupted national decline, and even, if she lives long enough and Scotland departs the union, as one of disintegration.
There is nothing inherent within the composition of matter as you conceive of matter to bring about a natural downfall, or natural inevitable disintegration.