Sentence examples for could be expunged from inspiring English sources

Under this arrangement, his arrest record could be expunged.

Before kerosene, the primal darkness could be expunged only with whale oil.

and, once heard, could be expunged from the mind only by means of a frontal lobotomy.

That would mean she would not have to register as a sex offender, and her record could be expunged later.

Judge William Kitchen gave McSorley a conditional discharge, so McSorley will serve no jail time and his record eventually could be expunged.

But Reagan's appeal was to the past, as if the assassinations, wars and scandals of the decade or so from Kennedy's death to Nixon's fall could be expunged by the picture of a president who always looked as if he was about to step on to a Norman Rockwell set.

"The convictions could easily be expunged and make a real difference to people's lives," she said.

A letter came from a judge, apologizing that her record couldn't be expunged under current law.

But certain facts could not be expunged from the record: The day before the print vanished, Fields telephoned May, who was in New York, and urged her to give the editing staff the day off; and he told her to ask no questions and leave town for the day.

I only wish his People's History of the United States could so easily be expunged from school curricula across the country.

We don't have to see in the paintings or the photographs that they derive from the pathos that is peculiarly Catholic or even Christian to wonder how a civilization that for so long worshipped a God with ritualized re-enactments and art underscoring the inhumanity of man as an evil to be expunged, could produce such wanton pleasure in the torture and humiliation of other human beings.