Sentence examples for erase reality from inspiring English sources

You think erasing a replica will erase reality?

"Sometimes you have to erase reality, the visible, in order to see something else, to make the invisible visible".

Just as the Pentagon's refusal to offer an accurate count of regional bases built with taxpayer dollars doesn't mean they don't exist, so, too, the White House's no-comment on Washington's stimulus package in the Greater Middle East can't erase reality.

A season of "transgender-themed programmes" on television does not erase that reality.

There are shouts from the stationmaster, whistles, the slamming of heavy doors, slow wheezy movement, wisps of steam curling past as though to erase one reality in anticipation of another.

The problem is that the institutions haven't caught up or are determined to erase this reality.

I close my eyes as if blocking the image of them here in the garage of my grown-up-life will erase the reality that these chairs equal in number those of us in my family of origin who are living.

Mr. Schmidt disagrees with the suggested narrative of "fundamental progress," but it supplements, not supplants or erases, the reality of deep divisions.

I'm upset because of my real, flesh-and-blood abuela, because your narrative erases her reality.

However, these responses erase the realities of the many Syrian refugees we have met in Germany and risk repeating the mistakes of the past.

The conference motion denounced all sex work as "a form of violence against women", recycling the tired Victorian trope of the helpless fallen woman, erasing the reality of a diverse sex work community.