Sentence examples for generally stripped from inspiring English sources

In war the process is accelerated, made starker and generally stripped of any sense of comforting nostalgia.

The stores themselves segregate items — pink tulle maxiskirts, a metallic anorak, denim shorts, hoodies and slip dresses among them — which are generally stripped of frills for added versatility.

Like the HBO show "Entourage" (which débuted a year before "The Comeback"), "Californication" was a meta-comedy packed with celebrities doing playful takedowns of their images, insider references to Hollywood decadence, and female characters who were a mixture of friendly bimbos and feminist sharks, the latter of whom generally stripped down to reveal their expensive lingerie and inner bimbo.

C units were generally stripped down to just five or six pilots.

It's played at around 135 to 140 beats-per-minute and repurposes a lot of vocal cuts that are generally stripped from rap and R&B hits.

Historically, the education system was used to forcibly acculturate Native Americans by removing them from their families and tribes, assigning them European-American names, prohibiting them from speaking their languages, and generally stripping away every aspect of Native American culture in an attempt to "kill the Indian in him, and save the man" (Grimley 2015, quoting Pratt, 1892).

Attempts to make film adaptations of this work have been inadequate -- ending up as snippets of narrative illustration that generally strip the life out of a rich and lyrical work.

Up to now, inexpensive digital cameras have generally been stripped of special features like display screens, meaning the photographer had no way to see what sort of image had been captured until the picture was downloaded to a PC.

See id. at 15. Due to the nature of strip-searches generally, a strip-search represents a substantially greater invasion of that privacy than does a search of one's belongings, Redding contends, especially where it involves young children.

The production, too, is part of that skin, and it's generally when it's stripped down that Ms. Lovato confesses to any weaknesses, as on "Shouldn't Come Back," the latest in a suite of songs aimed at her estranged father, and also on the outstanding "In Case," strikingly written by Priscilla Renea and Emanuel Kiriakou, which echoes the pomp of her 2011 hit "Skyscraper".

If you want to get your hands on some hydrogen, you generally have to strip it away from carbon, as found in hydrocarbon fuels, or from oxygen, as found in water.