Sentence examples for completely banish from inspiring English sources

Confidence must be such as to completely banish cross-border risk from financial planning.

The court banned only mandatory life sentences without parole for those under age 18 convicted of murder; it did not completely banish life sentences for such convicts.

It's not necessary to completely banish your self-doubt.

Addressing this anxiety can be tricky, as it needs to be dampened down but is impossible to completely banish.

We should absolutely be proud of all the achievements we have made as pure human triumphs – if we can work out how to completely banish the Big C to history, then well done us.

You looked me right in my puffy, tear filled eyes and said, "pretty momma!" Most days I am confident with how I look and how I feel, but I worry I may never be able to completely banish those thoughts about my flaws and imperfections.

The new growth was Solidarity, and the red saw still embedded in the tree was a suggestion that the Communists had not yet been completely banished.

Others have not completely banished their visceral reaction that cutting down trees is simply wrong, even as they remind themselves that it was a necessary evil.

Last month, the N.H.L. players union and "Hockey Night in Canada" polled 318 players and asked, "Should fighting be completely banished?" Ninety-eight percent said no. Gearing Up for Playoffs Two high-profile players criticized for their inconsistent play have found their top form as the season enters the homestretch.

"That odour is almost completely banished.

His demons have been well documented (booze and crack addictions in particular) and may be impossible to banish completely.