Sentence examples for indeed erase from inspiring English sources

He did indeed erase the phrase "titled Bonaparte," but kept the words "written on Bonaparte," and referred to the symphony as his "Bonaparte" even after Napoleon had taken an imperial title.

"Silent Conversation" (as in "What is reading but a…") is a lovely flash game, available on the Armor Games Web site, in which the player must "touch" every word of a poem or line of prose, skillfully avoiding "powerful" words — such as, from Lovecraft's "The Nameless City," "accursed" and "corpse" (powerful indeed) — which erase progress.

"Silent Conversation" (as in "What is reading but a... ..) is a lovely flash game, available on the Armor Games Web site, in which the player must "touch" every word of a poem or line of prose, skillfully avoiding "powerful" words — such as, from Lovecraft's "The Nameless City," "accursed" and "corpse" (powerful indeed) — which erase progress.

Indeed, communism erased inherited wealth in China.

Indeed, having dubiously already erased the Native American name that graced it (to say nothing of its equally suspect history as a site of one of the Molly Maguire trials), this town consciously remarketed itself with a faux connection to Thorpe and gained access to his body from a widow motivated by money more than memorial.

And now the west is seeing its own cultures and politics, indeed its modern social history, erased on these same grounds.

Whether or not illegal wiretapping had occurred, Principal Milburn is wrong to have ordered the student to erase the recording -- if he did indeed do so.

Indeed, any triple dip might even be erased by the ONS revising its figures when more data comes in over the coming months.

"Girl quits her job on dry erase board, emails entire office (33 Photos)" is indeed a hoax, say its creators John and Leo Resig.

Were he playing this year, he would indeed be making a dent in the shortfall but not erasing it.

Indeed, Gowdy insisted that a third party should be involved to try and erase any lingering doubt.