Sentence examples for erased not from inspiring English sources

He erased "Not good" and replaced it with "More soon".

Race is almost completely erased, not through egalitarian vision but through gauzy, nostalgic reconstructions.

The national deficit would be erased not through austerity, as practiced by the heinous Conservatives, but through taxes on the rich and by what Corbyn calls "quantitative easing for people".

Furthermore, consumers may regard their personal-data trail as something rather sinister that they would prefer to see erased, not an asset that is worth managing like cash in a bank.

Since returning from space last year, he has faced an old-school astronaut problem, one that general boredom with the space programme had all but erased: not just celebrity, but a sort of stunned adoration.

Finally, she's joined by fulsome orchestration for "Time, As a Symptom", exulting in the redemptive quality of the "nullifying, defeating, negating, repeating joy of life", and how the memory of love can be erased not by "axe nor hammer, tumor [or] tremor".

The canvas is macro, the edits are tight, the instinct to erase not to sprawl.

It was a case of disappointment erased, if not quite forgotten.

The phenotypes from these 63 more recent bulls were erased and not used in the genomic prediction model.

Chii has had her memory erased but not her wits.

Erase not needed details and outline the image.