Sentence examples for efface the image from inspiring English sources

But Lichtenstein is just as willing to efface the image, and its maker, as his audience: in his 1978 Self-Portrait, he puts a blank mirror where the artist's head should be.

We want to strengthen the public resolve and voice of the Roman Catholic Church to stand boldly and united against the forces of institutionalized oppression and systemic racism which effaces the Image of God in all of us.

(Would it now?) Khrushchev may not have been standing behind the altar, but whatever pressure there was on Ride to marry to efface not only the image of an unattached space-girl but of a lesbian is worth contemplating.

He seeks to efface the histrionic, romantic figure of the artist, all feeling and ego, from his observations of a world flicking by in a stream of media.

Also this week he told French ambassadors to go out and tell the world that he is determined to modernise France and efface its image as rigid and protectionist.Even as Mr Sarkozy outlined his march towards a more liberal economy, however, other events conspired to emphasise how far France has to go in one respect the state's hold on industry.

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Like the harsh marks Salle makes over the softer images he first applies to his canvas, they threaten to efface the benign, admiring feelings of the interviews.

Both approaches, ultimately, efface the meaning of the law.

Parker claims that non-standard maps tend to efface the traditional borders between countries and regions.

Maybe any minute there will be a real arrest, to efface the phantom one.

Trying to efface the reality of a sad and violent death with protestations of romance is less so.