Sentence examples for erasing as it from inspiring English sources

In the process, Shapiro devastatingly highlights how this tradition creates its own denial, erasing (as it is written) its relationship to the privileges of the colonizing class and its descendants.

Precisionism is a "cool" art, which keeps the viewer at a distance; the artist's attitude seems to be one of complete detachment, which he achieves largely by smoothing out his brushstrokes, erasing, as it were, his personal handwriting.

As soon as the Op-Ed article appeared, unhappy Wikipedia editors pounced on my Wikipedia page and started making alterations to it, erasing as much as they possibly could without (I assume) technically breaking the rules.

One approach is to attempt to tie the city together, erasing as much as possible its physical divides.

During the depth of the megaconglomerat's troubles last year, the decline in its share price had erased as much as $90 billion in market capitalization.

It was unclear whether the extremists' motivation was to erase as much as possible of Iraq's cultural patrimony before government forces mount a counterattack to take back the city, once home to more than 2 million people.

This is why white Democrats erased as much as they could of the history of interracial democracy in the South, after they destroyed it.

But memories are not erased as easily.

Some of his basketball life has been erased as well.

The charge will be erased as long as she remains out of trouble.

And, in ways both good and bad, books can't be erased as easily as computer files.