Sentence examples for less cleansed from inspiring English sources
Although partially inspired by the Parker revolution, Coleman's music also harkened back in its linear fragmentation, wailing blues sonorities, and unconventional intonation to a much older, primitive, folklike blues and work song tradition, incidentally more or less cleansed of jazz's earlier European borrowings.
In eight months, forty-five thousand Jews left Austria, whereas no more than nineteen thousand Jews left Germany in the same period; in less than eighteen months, Austria was "cleansed" of close to a hundred and fifty thousand people (roughly fifty per cent of its Jewish population), all of whom left the country "legally".
Officials openly espoused President Franjo Tudjman's notion that, in ethnic terms, "once cleansed" should mean "always cleansed".
It is only Wednesday so, if you permit me, I'll include Boris's warning - less than a week ago - that he would not allow London to be "cleansed" of poor housing benefit recipients.
If the ratio of *newly* cleansed pixels to the overall number of pixels in the mask is less than the parameter iterstop, the program quits iterating and uses the current background estimate as the final background estimate.
The end result, however, was less the removal of stereotypes than the removal of non-white characters altogether and the creation of an "ethnically cleansed Bayport".
Why didn't I feel cleansed?
I feel very cleansed and refreshed".
They are not only cleansed, but are thriving too.
Security was noticeably less oppressive than it has been for much of the trip and Cubans will have seen much more of the US president here than in the cleansed streets of central Havana that were shut off for much of the rest of the visit.
