Sentence examples for he extirpated from inspiring English sources

He extirpated dissent, outlawed religion and lowered the age for executions to 11.

He extirpated communist influence, quashed agrarian reform, and broke labour and peasant unions with considerable violence, but he himself was brought down by an assassin's bullet in July 1957.

In the sermon he described Mr. Sarid as Satan, said his name and memory should be obliterated and said that just as God "extirpated Amalek," the biblical tribe that attacked the Israelites after their exodus from Egypt, "so may he extirpate" Mr. Sarid.

From a synagogue in Jerusalem's Bukharan Quarter, Rabbi Yosef called him Satan, said he should be "extirpated from the earth," and asked God to obliterate his name.

He was diagnosed at age 7 when ovaries and a uterus had been found and was subsequently extirpated, following which he underwent glucocorticoid and testosterone replacement.

He made an unwise beginning in Palestine by establishing a philhellene high priest, and it is clear from this and from his whole subsequent policy that he wished to extirpate Jewish religion from its central stronghold (there is no indication that he persecuted Jews of the Diaspora [Greek: "Dispersion"] living in the cities of his kingdom).

"We listed them as endangered 12 years ago, but they're locally extirpated from the Susquehanna," he said.

He acknowledged that certain attitudes have to be extirpated.

Although he confessed these failings, his best efforts at correction and reconciliation never extirpated them.

For reasons of taste, all jokes had been carefully extirpated.

It must be extirpated, like the French from Algeria.