Sentence examples for deliberately eradicated from inspiring English sources

The porridge had not been lost in translation; it had been quite deliberately eradicated.

In a development that would make Pasteur, the father of biogenesis (as well as his method for halting it, pasteurization) roll in his grave, brewers, especially in the United States, have embraced the time-honored Belgian art of deliberately infecting beer with the same "wild" bugs that generations of their predecessors so painstakingly eradicated.

During the Cultural Revolution (196676), hundreds of kilometres of the Great Wall — already damaged in the wars of the last century and eroded by wind and rain — were deliberately destroyed by fervent Red Guards who regarded it as part of the "Four Olds" to be eradicated in the new China.

"We've eradicated malaria.

Prostitution cannot be eradicated.

That power eradicated human freedom.

Smallpox was eradicated in 1979.

It was eradicated 21 years ago.

I want this eradicated.

Was it ever eradicated?

We eradicated smallpox.