Sentence examples for is expunged from inspiring English sources
verb
To erase or strike out.
All pathos is expunged, there are no heroic antics.
Every hint of Romantic luxury is expunged, and yet these sounds are in no way hostile.
The impression given is that we are moving to a post-racial big society where 'state multiculturalism' is expunged from British values and public consciousness.
Because the charge usually amounts to a misdemeanor, which is expunged after six months, Mr. Fairey typically pleads guilty and pays a fine.
But librarians take it very seriously -- so seriously that in most libraries nowadays, once a book is returned, the record of who checked it out is expunged.
Foulness, for the most part, wins the day, and thus the beautiful paean, by Duncan and Banquo, to the home of the Macbeths — "a pleasant seat," where "the air is delicate" — is expunged.
His own party, the Democratic Progressive Party, is expunging the explicit pro-independence plank from its platform.
All brand names were expunged.
The ghosts of Prohibition had been expunged.
But terrorism is unlikely to be expunged.
(Rathbun's arrest has been expunged).
