Sentence examples for I'm erasing from inspiring English sources
Angelica rushes home from England to comfort her sister, and Eliza sings a fearsome anthem, "Burn," taking revenge on Hamilton by destroying their correspondence — which Miranda cleverly casts as a self-aware historical act: I'm erasing myself from the narrative.
"I'm erasing them all right after this".
I was erasing whole scenes and it was confusing me more than it was helping, so that was hopeless.
"My fear was hearing, 'He is holding us back, he can't keep up.' I was erasing that from Day 1.
The central figure, a self-hugging woman, stares back at the viewer as if to say, "It's too much, I am surrounded by so much, I am immersed and I am erased".
And I just felt so angry and hurt and confused about everything that had happened that I pounded on his chest and I howled, "JESUS CHRIST, WHAT WERE YOU THINKING?" Then, after he left for good, I discovered that Mark and Matthew and the rest of them had been jealous of my marriage, so I was erased from the earliest Gospels, which were called Just Jesus, Bachelor Messiah, and Duderonomy.
When you look at me, and then whip your head back faster than Willow Smith, or dart your eyes to the floor pretending like you never even saw me in the first place, two things happen: I am erased from your eyeballs and your queer experience.
If there was any doubt in my mind of how I felt about him, it was erased the minute his lips touched mine.
I've often said that if I screened my entertainment choices according to political bent, I'd be erasing my iTunes account and surrendering my cable subscriptions.
I thought for sure I would be erased from a thing I worked so hard to build".
