Sentence examples for entirely extinguished from inspiring English sources

That possibility has not been entirely extinguished by the decline of the SARS epidemic, experts say.

And that gift for compressing joy into a hook-laden three minutes was never entirely extinguished.

If there was a connection, it was with the idea of love being thwarted by circumstances but never entirely extinguished.

This is surely a vision of hell in which all hope of real justice has been entirely extinguished.

But the hope that the larger needs of society might coincide with the deepest, uncoerced urges of the best artists is never to be entirely extinguished.

Yet traces of the utopian idealism that impelled Hudson River School painting -- and that makes that painting complicated and interesting -- was not entirely extinguished.

Perhaps this is one man's private way of saying that neither pollution, global warming nor digitalization can entirely extinguish the hands-on experience and the human desire to create.

But the ethnic Mongolian protests that have swept a number of cities in recent weeks are a sobering reminder that government largess, assimilation or an iron fist cannot entirely extinguish the yearnings of some of China's 55 ethnic minorities, who account for 8 percent of the country's population.

The most economical and efficient foam application rate on gasoline pool fire was 3.48 L/ (min· m2), and the minimum foam solution dosage to 90% control and entirely extinguish the fire were 0.99 L/ m2 and 2.38 L/ m2 respectively.

In most cases, they were completely extinguished.

Such is the void left by the 43-year-old that there were even reports before Christmas that he could come out of retirement for this year's tour, rumours Warne did not entirely extinguish. .