Sentence examples for be erased like from inspiring English sources
The drawback to CD-R is that it cannot be erased like a hard disk or floppy.
In the concluding part of The Order of Things, Foucault maintained that present society was witnessing a crisis, not only of authenticity but also of the whole idea of the subject in its temporary historically contingent constitution, foreseeing that "man would be erased, like a face drawn in sand at the edge of the sea" (Foucault 1994: 387).
Almost 20 years on, as he enters the final pages of what we now know to be his last case, Zen looks to the heavens and regrets that light pollution has largely obliterated this natural illumination: "[Within] his lifetime that celestial array had been erased like a medieval fresco gaudily overpainted in a more enlightened era".
It's been erased like a blackboard, rebuilt, and erased again.
When Chaye's film finally sails into the abstract but ominous Arctic, time indeed decelerates to a cosmological crawl, as its mundane economic, political and social hierarchies are erased like the facades they are.
When members of the present administration claim that people like me should be "erased," are they not saying, in so many words, "Build that wall"?
Once the phone has finished resetting, all of the data will be erased and the phone will act like it was turned on for the first time.
However, I think that like the internet, cryptocurrencies cannot be erased even in near-totalitarian states.
Passion in business is like a stamp that cannot be erased.
Just like regular chalk, chalk paint can be erased or washed away quite easily.
