Sentence examples for erasure my from inspiring English sources

By Michael McFee The New Yorker, January 19 , 1987P. 69 Stirred by the snow's rare erasure, my sister View Article By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By Jia Tolentino By George Packer.

The actress says a positive mantra every morning along with her "gratefuls". "I was being sold this erasure". "My body gave me the two most important things in my life". The photographer's work is about self-love and feeling beautiful.

Like the tiny microaggressions I face every day as a transwoman an Uber driver calling me "sir," or furtive looks in the ladies room the Grubstreet article was just another casual erasure of my identity, of my community's identity.

I set out to chronicle this ongoing erasure in my installation The Dinner Party, a monumental, symbolic history of women in western civilisation.

But there's maybe something even cooler than that, which is I play someone called Nazir or Jamal or whatever, but it's not about that, necessarily, without there being any erasure of my background or heritage.

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That when they erase the picture, they simultaneously partake in the erasure of my cultural identity as if it's the last thing on their mind.

My erasure of a large portion of my life through deleting my instagram felt like I was deleting those moments from my life- so much of my social memory has become dependent on what is captured and circulated.

"The closer I come to my own erasure," she writes of her time in the Southwestern deserts, "the stronger my work's urge / to story… If my language is obscure / I'll vanish in its steam".

By the time I started writing books about technology and media in my late-20s, the sentences were shorter and the arguments less prone to putting themselves under erasure, but what animated my work was the sense that computer interfaces or video games had a subtle social meaning to them that was not always visible at first glance.

Even though I did not experience the educational and economic challenges others have faced, the transition was wrenching, and involved an erasure and redrawing of my moral calculus and place in the world.