Sentence examples for a cleansing process from inspiring English sources

"Then what was it?" "Sort of a cleansing process".

"As we forget, our memories abstract and our brain goes through a cleansing process".

However dramatic the repercussions, confirmation of truth, and the quest for justice, has been a cleansing process.

"I see this as a cleansing process, where you can return to your principles, which are order, justice, and freedom — the basic principles of the conservative movement.

Two years later, he was removed, after calling the brutal 1982 recession a "cleansing process," and insisting that anyone who was unemployed simply didn't want to work.

Barclays said the assets and liabilities being acquired had been through "quite a cleansing process", adding it had been given the chance to pick and choose assets and had been doing due diligence since the weekend.

A sense of peace and calm enveloped me and I joined a conversation between a professor of art and a women who had just gone through a serious cleansing process in one of the many ashrams in the south of India.

Thus, this flow-water system has advantages in providing the combined effects of the physical removal of microbes and the antiseptic property of hypochlorous acid and active oxygen in a single cleansing process.

Grijalva told reporters he asked Kelly to repudiate King's statements because he felt Spicer's comments were "tepid" and "many people feel that is really what's going on ― that there is a removal and cleansing process going on ― and this was an opportunity to say absolutely not".

The rationale of the study was based on the assumption that a transplant with a higher cartilage and bone density would improve overall performance, while a more rigorous cleansing process would reduce the immunogenicity and hopefully the speed of resorption, especially in the bony part of the transplants.

From the investigation of bribery at Siemens to the prosecution of illicit conduct at Volkswagen, the German business world is undergoing what amounts to a painful national cleansing process — trying to rid itself of patterns of behavior that, it is finding, are not accepted in an increasingly global economy.