Sentence examples for erase the knowledge from inspiring English sources
A preventive air strike could delay Iran's nuclear progress at identified sites but could not erase the knowledge and skills ingrained in many Iranian heads.
For season three, Lionel materialized as the true villain of the show, specifically with his machinations to find out Clark's secret, and driving Lex into a psychotic break that allowed Lionel to use electroshock therapy on his son to erase the knowledge that Lionel co-opted Morgan Edge to kill Lionel's parents for their life insurance.
He should erase all the knowledge installed by an elite Renaissance education: "I'll wipe away all trivial fond records,/ All saws of books, all forms, all pressures past,/ That youth and observation copied there".
This long-shot suggestion by a band of term-limited members has prompted debates about whether term limits would erase the Council's institutional knowledge -- or whether the proposal to circumvent the will of voters, as expressed in two referendums, constitutes astonishing gall.
This knowledge doesn't erase the damaging effect of the new laws, but it does partially mitigate it, and similar outreach could help with other constituencies.
Despite the fact that douching has now largely fallen out of favour altogether because of the way it destroys the aforementioned healthy vaginal bacteria, it seems that it's possible to erase that knowledge instantly when we replace "Lysol" with "ancient herbs".
To suppose otherwise would be to erase the very distinction Chomsky is insisting on between underlying knowledge and the performance made possible by this underlying knowledge.
Immediately erase the marks away with a dry-erase eraser.
Should lawmakers erase the result?
Voiceover: erase the frame..
