Sentence examples for be effaced from from inspiring English sources

"The statement made by the accused No. 1 cannot be effaced from the record.

In his will, drawn up in 1806, he asked that "the traces of my grave disappear from the face of the earth, as I flatter myself that my memory will be effaced from the mind of men".

"Since then, the address leaf and Mrs Sprigg's name have been effaced from the document.

As I mused the sun disappeared behind a cloud, the gold was effaced from the sea, the dolphins had left.

One reason European culture was effaced from the referendum as an issue was that Boris Johnson was good at neutralising it.

The war criminals could then be effaced.

A fatal injustice was once committed against a virtuous woman, and this can never be effaced.

These weaker books, along with the image of the model democratic author, will be effaced by the passage of time.

The annals of the poor remain short and simple, and can be effaced without inquiry as to how they contrive an existence on these fragile coasts.

Do you really mean to tell me that the men's doubles final of the 2012 Farmers Classic can have been effaced, so soon, from the tennis pantheon?

Many adults live with feelings of fear, aversion, boredom, and sometimes an ardent longing, directed at a blankness — a mental picture, from which the central image has been effaced.