| And again in others, the existing traditional architecture is travestied,ignored or quite simply destroyed. |
| Even Rimbaud's renunciation is travestied by Vincent Molinier, who, having killed his lover, goes mad in a remote corner of Africa. |
| He has been updated, travestied and conscripted into preposterous tales so many times — including by Doyle himself — that it is silly to hold his character sacred, or to scold Mr. Ritchie for taking liberties. |
| Most controversially, without legal recourse museum pieces and specimens from an earlier age risk being travestied in unseemly ways. |
| I note this without vainglory, from a simple need to establish the truth, which has been travestied by ignorance or intent. |
| The poem Warburton had vindicated a quarter of a century earlier from charges of deism by a Swiss professor had now been travestied along with his own commentary. |
