Sentence examples for erased completely from inspiring English sources

The micro-embossing patterns are erased completely upon thermal treatment, and the film is rewriteable again.

While the effects of abuse can never be erased completely, therapy for survivors is crucial.

At dawn, these words made of light vanish gradually, erased completely by the light of the rising sun.

At that moment, everything and everyone I ever knew, and all I had ever learned, was erased completely from my mind.

His success is particularly marked in the case of the superlative seven-piece band that travelled with Charles in the late 1950s; within minutes of their arrival on the screen, the distinction between the real figures of the great saxophonists David "Fathead" Newman and Leroy "Hog" Cooper and the actors playing them has been erased completely.

And the fact that love is a part of any emotional equation means that the emotional life is always fluid, always in a state of flux: 40 years of resentment can be ended, erased completely, if the love is at last forthcoming.

After thermal treatment, the emissive words erase completely.

"The stigma, as far as the safety part of this goes, is going to take awhile to erase completely," said Carolyn Spencer Brown, editor of the online travel website CruiseCritic.com.

This is what would be expected under a vicariant mode of speciation in which the ancestral range is split almost randomly (hence partly erasing the phylogenetic signal of range size), but the resulting species maintain the geographic centroid of their ranges through time, so that range movements do not erase completely the geographic signal of speciation.

Moreover, recent studies have demonstrated that epigenetic silencing of alleles that occurs during meiosis does not completely erase all epigenetic modification as previously thought (36, 48).

Formatting your SD card will completely erase all its contents.