Sentence examples for cleansed of all from inspiring English sources

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.

15 After drawing blood, the right femurs of all experimental rats were dissected out, cleansed of all soft tissue, washed with distilled water, and allowed to dry at room temperature for 24 hours.

But, according to Yang, it was not until the killings of unarmed protesters near Tiananmen Square, in 1989, that he was cleansed "of all the lies I had accepted over the previous decades".

It would be cleansed of all doilies, knickknacks, mantelpieces, headboards, and radiator covers.

In addition, Mr. Settje said the claims files that were provided "appeared to have been cleansed of all medical documentation which hindered our audit".

His Annapurna diary, which often conflicted with Herzogs narrative and exposed the expeditions infighting and tedium, fell under the posthumous guardianship of an editor who prepared a published version cleansed of all passages that might tarnish the legend.

The colours are almost cleansed of colour, scrubbed raw of all that colour offers by way of vibrancy and human engagement, until we are left with nothing but a kind of numbing tonal dullness of greys, off-whites, browns, all too pallid and unemphatic to stir the blood.

When you feel that your home has been thoroughly cleansed, say in a strong, clear voice, "My home is cleared of all negative energy.

In eight months, forty-five thousand Jews left Austria, whereas no more than nineteen thousand Jews left Germany in the same period; in less than eighteen months, Austria was "cleansed" of close to a hundred and fifty thousand people (roughly fifty per cent of its Jewish population), all of whom left the country "legally".

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 electorate, cleansed of its non-Serb members, produced a 90% "no" vote.