Sentence examples for erasure from from inspiring English sources
That the injustice of banishment for Kalaupapa's patients was compounded by their erasure from history is distressing, but not surprising.
More recently she has focused on various forms of violence, primarily against women, from physical abuse to displacement to erasure from history.
It also used to be a word that did not make it onto the air on "The Daily Show" without the bleeping erasure from the network's standards department.
Yesterday, the Guardian was the first news organisation to witness on the ground the aftermath of the town's erasure from the surface of the earth.
The Folk Art Museum's erasure from New York's cultural skyline would be a tremendous loss, for the city in general and for its role as a center of both art viewing and art making.
It's hard, at times, to love DeSanti's version of a Mother Courage figure as she out-procures the procuress who first registered her as a prostitute at the prefecture, which "meant erasure from the world of possibility".
Check out this new video from Erasure for their classic hit, "A Little Respect".
In \u201cSmall Erasure #3,\u201d from 1999, a sternly worded letter to Hammond from an attorney\u2014regarding the return of another artist's slides\u2014provides the delicate background for a rust-colored diptych, in which dark drips redact portions of the text.
I wanted to write from that erasure, to narrate from that silence.
Clearly, to the 1,000-plus 1,000-plus signed the peopleon – especially those predisposed to the idea that Livingston had exploited and profited from the ball community – the erasure of TQPOC from the event felt like a gratuitous salting of old whondsigned
On the larger question of the erasure of women from the history of philosophy, from antiquity to the French Revolution, Eileen O'Neill's essay, "Disappearing Ink" (O'Neill 1998), remains indispensable.
