Sentence examples for felt erased from inspiring English sources
He felt erased, his suffering – which in the past had enlightened the public and challenged science – suddenly insignificant.
"Between that earth and that sky I felt erased, blotted out," to quote the narrator of Willa Cather's "My Antonia," one of my favorite books.
Jim Burden, who replicates Cather's childhood journey in "My Ántonia" and also goes back East as an adult, feels similarly: "Between that earth and that sky I felt erased, blotted out".
Latinos have felt erased from the Vietnam experience in movies about the war.
After losing his wife when a tree crashes onto their Baltimore home, Aaron Woolcott feels "erased" — until he starts receiving visitations from his wife's ghost.
"A book itself threatens to kill its author repeatedly during its composition," Michael Chabon writes in the margins of his unfinished novel "Fountain City" — a novel, he adds, that he could feel "erasing me, breaking me down, burying me alive, drowning me, kicking me down the stairs".
Perhaps it's just superstition, but I can't help but feel that erasing it would be like erasing the fact that he ever existed.
It is despicable that Mendieta's work was not recognized in the film; it feels like erasing her all over again.
"Naming those names and where they're from and the struggle that they were living daily as LGBT Latinos is part of the story and not naming it, to me, feels like erasing a large part of who they are and their experience," Cruz, who lost a family member in the shooting, told The Huffington Post.
You can always use more than one piece of paper if you don't feel like erasing and redrawing.
