Sentence examples for completely purged from inspiring English sources
Ms. Alford claims to be completely purged of guilt, grief and baggage by the cleansing process of acknowledging past mistakes.
But after a recent military operation in the area, the Egyptian Interior Ministry — perhaps somewhat optimistically — pronounced it completely purged of militants.
There are also signs that the political police – who fear accountability more than any other body and who have not yet been completely purged – are manipulating some parties and infiltrating others.
Even if there were tensions between Boulez's goals and the more conservative attitudes of the orchestra's patrons, the recordings he made with the orchestra, including scores by Bartók and Ravel – an utterly miraculous Miraculous Mandarin and a lithe reading of Valses Nobles et Sentimentales, completely purged of false sentiment – testify to the quality of his direction.
This indicates that the absorbed water in the specimen assembly was completely purged and that the samples reached textural equilibrium.
I'll just stop eating.' I was completely purged during the making of that film.
"The party of Lincoln needs a complete, top-to-bottom reset ― one that completely purges the Trumpkins who believe racial animus is a governing philosophy," Wilson wrote in a recent New York Daily News op-ed.
Now that I'm doing it, I realize that I have to completely purge all my vacation travel habits and start anew.
Each episode of "Tidying Up" takes place over about four to six weeks, during which time the homeowners completely purge their house from top to bottom.
When trying to completely purge your fish tank of algae, it is best to remove all but five or so inches of water from your tank before removing the fish.
Depuration rates of MWNTs in beakers containing both water and clean sediment were significantly greater than those in beakers containing only water, suggesting that the worms would almost completely purge carbon nanotubes after a few days of exposure to clean sediments.
