| For a brief spell I would rule beside a man who is fit to be a king but who is a desecrator. |
| But he was never seen, as a matter of fact, by any man but the desecrator of his tomb. |
| Only for this desecrator of the royal dead that morrow never came, as was discovered afterwards. |
| To some, Goold is a desecrator of the classics: I know one very eminent Shakespeare professor who refused to attend Goold's current Las Vegas-based Merchant of Venice once he heard it featured an Elvis impersonator. |
| She had the misfortune to be married to that monster of self-indulgence Henry VIII, the desecrator of our monasteries. |
| He fought the war of all which was old and primitive and lost in its own dreams against the alien and the desecrator. |
