Sentence examples for denude it from inspiring English sources

Every so often I spin toward the boiler, rag in hand, but I can't bring myself to denude it.

Should I denude it of all the brown leaves (which would leave only about 10 green ones)?

Some readers, he said, "either turn it into something by Stephen King or they denude it as just so much extraneous psychological disorder.

Instead of wasting urban land, or denuding it of its resources, these urbanistas focus on drawing out its potential through new cyclical processes of soft planning – dealing with climate and ecological issues, mixed and seasonal uses – rather than only the hardware of infrastructure.

Maggie could have been played by one those American actors whose English accent consists merely of deracinating it and denuding it of any character.

The conciliatory tendency of evangelicalism and its almost complete preoccupation with "heart religion" and the experience of conversion largely denuded it of any solid theological structure, thereby opening the door to a new theological current that subsequently became known as modernism.

The media will filter the debate by denuding it of substance.

The following day was spent in launching airstrikes and a heavy artillery bombardment against the hilltop, totally denuding it of cover.

When rain falls on burned and denuded ground, it soaks the very thin upper layer but can penetrate no farther.

He added: "The three departments that counties like Cumbria desperately need for the long term, the medium term and right now are absolutely denuded and it's pretty horrific".

ARTIC, impractically but proudly vertical, generic and denuded where it might have been lush and particular, seems to go out of its way to ignore all that.