Sentence examples for is being effaced from inspiring English sources

But almost a third of a century after his death, the memory of the old dictator is being effaced, with the removal of the generalissimo's statues and the renaming of many streets and even Taipei's international airport.This has provoked a political row, which this week engulfed Taiwan's defence minister, Lee Jye.

Jazz radio (commercial jazz radio) was adding more fusion to the playlists by the day, and I wasn't pleased: I had been excited by la différence, and now found that it was increasingly being effaced.

Her women vent their fury at being effaced by men.

After analyzing the data and based on the cutoff of greatest significance, diffuse and widespread FPE was defined as ≥80% of the glomerular capillary surface being effaced, whereas segmental FPE was defined as <80% of the glomerular capillary being effaced.

Here the line between imitation and being has been effaced, and the actors — or, rather, the people onscreen — are in a zone of total vulnerability and total complicity.

Or are both these "artistic" and "religious" dimensions subservient to something else, some third aspect that has been effaced by time and is utterly beyond our wit to guess at?

In her art history she sometimes tosses a pebble into the pond and watches the ripples quietly spread: of Delacroix, for instance, she writes, "none of the struggle to achieve [the painting] need be effaced: the picture would be an event, a manifestation of the artist's engagement with his art".

Every trace of urgency has been effaced.

Everything that built class has been effaced".

The war criminals could then be effaced.

New events and experiences were effaced almost instantly.