Sentence examples for effaced from from inspiring English sources

This chapter has been all but effaced from the history one hears in Georgia.

"Since then, the address leaf and Mrs Sprigg's name have been effaced from the document.

"The statement made by the accused No. 1 cannot be effaced from the record.

Now here he is, written out of history, effaced from time, by the makers of Doctor Who.

As I mused the sun disappeared behind a cloud, the gold was effaced from the sea, the dolphins had left.

He does so to reveal landscapes of affect and love so violently effaced from the historical record makes his poetry all the more compelling.

(The Chinese government has effaced him from the official history of the nation's success).

His abysmal shrug worn like a cloak of invisibility, he seemed perfectly capable of vacating his human presence during his lifetime, which led the casual viewer to the error that he'd actually effaced himself from his art works.

Do you really mean to tell me that the men's doubles final of the 2012 Farmers Classic can have been effaced, so soon, from the tennis pantheon?

The resultant conflation isn't a fetish because the fetish simultaneously stands in for the genital desired even as it hid the genital from view -- or more accurately effaced the genital form while retaining only a formal if discreet resemblance to the genital while taking up its erotic charge.

"Boarding Gate" is not just post-industrial; it's post-Paris — it's set in a cluster of tall buildings with glass walls, a place from which the past has been entirely effaced.