Sentence examples for be cleansed from from inspiring English sources
"But they are very long-lived, and it will take a few decades for them to be cleansed from the atmosphere".
For Plato, theology described the mythical, which he allowed may have a temporary pedagogical significance that is beneficial to the state but is to be cleansed from all offensive and abstruse elements with the help of political legislation.
And he wonders, powerfully, if "deep down, we really are a species obsessed with its own self-destruction — one that knows it deserves to be cleansed from the world, by fire this time".
Thus Nazis regarded Jews and Gypsies as disease vectors, viruses contaminating Aryan society, which needed to be cleansed from such contamination - a metaphor that is repeated by perpetrators of genocide as widely apart as Cambodia and Rwanda.
The theme of the communion of saints refers to the church as a whole, including both the living and the dead (the souls in purgatory a place or condition for those who must be cleansed from lesser sins and in heaven).
That was called out as a particular sin to be cleansed from our site.
While the goat has been cleansed from western screens, it still prospers in foreign fields.
The Taliban have been banished from her memory as determinedly as they were cleansed from the city.
We'd see scenes of apologetic Redcoats closing the pool as "heavyweight jams" from a recent BangFace Weekender event are cleansed from the filters.
"I feel that until and unless this country is cleansed from terrorism, this war and effort will not stop, no one should be doubtful of this," Prime Minister Sharif told the press in Peshawar.
