Sentence examples for disappearing of from inspiring English sources

QUESTION FROM KIM: Please comment on Amazon's "disappearing" of Orwell's "1984" and "Animal Farm".

The office of first lady Michelle Obama emailed a statement about the disappearing of Dowling to the Guardian on Tuesday.

Sardonic as she was, husk that she was, she shuddered at the thought of disappearing, of losing consciousness and irony, her music, her unrenovated house, her sun.

"If the state does not act quickly, they will be responsible for the disappearing of an indigenous community in our country".

Only by publicly admitting that the United States had held the prisoners could Mr. Bush end what critics called the "disappearing" of terrorism suspects, she told colleagues.

"Performing, for me, has always been a way of disappearing, of getting out of the way of the music and away from my physical self," he said.

Discounts off the cover price have not disappeared, of course.

And what instantly disappears, of course, is any trace of Steinberg's style.

"That the bad press should disappear, of course that's good for society," he said.

Her second is a powerful, searing, beautifully rendered story of the disappeared of Argentina.

That doesn't mean poverty has disappeared, of course, though its material hardships have lessened significantly.