Sentence examples for expunge things from inspiring English sources
But the growing feeling in Europe now is to extend this right to all, allowing people to expunge things from the Internet that they no longer want to be seen.
Let's not pretend that you can remember what happened in the first Silent Hill movie, because you either didn't see it or you did your best to expunge the entire thing from your memory as soon as it finished.
Therefore it must be expunged, no matter how innocent the girl.
Some things are expunged and others take on disproportionate importance.
By expressing, longhand, all the things you still feel towards him or her, you can sometimes expunge any last traces of desire or remorse still swirling around inside your belly.
The infelicities of language (or, depending on one's sensitivity to such things, howlers) are of the sort that an introductory composition course is supposed to expunge for good.
Of course, filmmakers go on doing these things anyway, but many do so with a sense of bad faith, of guilt that they need to expunge, shame that they need to assuage — all the more so among the more intellectualized and self-critical reaches of independent filmmaking.
A list of the expressions which state censors were instructed to expunge from novels awaiting publication included "dancing leaves", a phrase that was apparently considered salacious.As the popularity of "Two Women" has demonstrated, things are now changing.
I could expunge "friending" from my vocabulary.
Critics should expunge "dated" from their vocabulary.
