Sentence examples for easy to excise from from inspiring English sources

The anti-Semitism is easy to excise from his arguments when it's explicit.

Some apps like The Guardian make it easy to excise media consumption activity stories from Facebook, while apps like News Corp's The Daily don't provide unshare buttons, degrading the user experience and exploiting Facebook to grab some extra page views.

"That scene is very easy to excise, and frankly, it will be excised," Mr. Grushow said.

Less easy to excise is the lingering view of Africa that has been cultivated over the last several decades.

What should have been clear to me from the beginning now became glaringly obvious: the marriage had been structured to keep my ex bound to his family, while making it easy to excise me after I had served my purpose.

To sign off from its pages is to excise yourself from social groups and invitations, to vanish from friends' lives.

Yet, white Americans' willingness to condemn the word's usage exceeds their apparent willingness to excise it from their own vocabulary.

Sewage is pooling all over my back yard filling the cavernous ruts from the construction equipment required to excise the tree from my home.

And "Elizabethtown," well, the Bagger is still trying to excise that sucker from his brainpan.

'I eventually had to excise my mother from my deck,' he said.

The goal, she told me, is "to excise the mother from the child's life".