Sentence examples for it is stripped of from inspiring English sources

The object we are accustomed to calling a book is undergoing a profound modification as it is stripped of its physical shell.

It's a useful tool when it is stripped of its power.

So no matter how much Randall Stross says that the book is going through a "profound modification as it is stripped of its physical shell," you sure as heck better not whip it out when the seatbelt sign is on, something that amounts to a fatal flaw for the avid reader.

Barclays has already muttered about decamping from London if it is stripped of Barclays Capital, its lucrative trading arm.

McCain's pitch, on the other hand, is as straightforward as it is stripped of political charm.

The sharing takes place on Facebook but is focused just on books, and it is stripped of the social network's extras, like chat groups.

The Tokyo branch of Credit Suisse Financial Products shut down in 1999 when it was stripped of its Japanese license, though other Credit Suisse divisions have operations here.

The trick was to find a way to keep the leather from going rigid once it was stripped of its oils.

While studying the Treaty of Versailles, she learned that some countries had colonies at the time and, as part of Germany's punishment, it was stripped of its colonial possessions.

Australia's largest coal project, Adani's Carmichael mine, has again been given the green light by the federal government two months after it was stripped of its approval after a federal court challenge.

In the end, the FSA's recommendations did not receive government backing, and within six months of the coalition coming to power, it was stripped of its responsibilities for nutrition labelling in England.