Sentence examples for became cleansed from inspiring English sources

As I moved with his words, my palate became cleansed and my body refreshed.

The result is that our city centres have become age-cleansed youth enclaves, where the only older people to be seen (in theatres, museums and concerts) are affluent ones.

Tragic poundings — fires that cleansed, extinctions that were the prelude to rebirths — became the great theme of Turner's mature epics.

About 30 million people were "ethnically cleansed" and 12-14 million returned to a devastated homeland they didn't know, and became absorbed into a society that was rebuilt and reordered within a decade.

Despite 40 years of being a Bosnian, after being "ethnically cleansed" from our Sarajevo home at the beginning of the Bosnian civil war and then erased from government records, my family and I now celebrate the day when we arrived in the United States and became — in our hearts, and soon thereafter in American government records — nonhyphenated Americans.

We can become modern monks, teetotal, gluten-free, cleansed of all vices, doing as the doctor says, shutting our ears to all the other medics who say something different – some in the pay of the companies that want us to swallow their products, preferably for a decade or several – or we can accept that risk is part of grown-up life and trust our gut instinct.

All this investment is partly the result of a political desire to see the Chinese game first cleansed of corruption and then improved to become Asia's best.

The image is deeply sorrowful, but it becomes even more chilling if you know that Srebrenica was largely "ethnically cleansed" of its Bosniak population, and today lies in the middle of the almost entirely Serb Republika Srpska.

It has not become a hollow movie-set version of an authentic place — a "garment district" cleansed to quaintness, shaped for the well-to-do, complete with guides relating the rich history of immigrants and their sewing machines.

Erdogan is proclaiming that the Gulenists will be "cleansed" from the army and other state institutions where they have become entrenched.

If detached oil droplets and dirt particles did not become suspended in the detergent solution in a stable and highly dispersed condition, they would be inclined to flocculate or coalesce into aggregates large enough to be redeposited on the cleansed surface.