Sentence examples for might expunge from inspiring English sources

Another concerns how God, as an infinitely loving being, might expunge the infinitely more painful memories from his own mind.

One possibility is that the postnatal leptin treatment might expunge the programme set during fetal life and then somehow fail to impose the postnatal programming seen in AD/Lep.

It might not expunge all mistakes but will do the job for a few wrinkles.

A crucial issue for him is how securely DNA samples might be expunged if a suspect is exonerated.

Build that wall and you might as well expunge all hope.

I'll give some reasons for why we might want instead to expunge the third verse and replace it with something authentic and better.

The wish that the white blood that ran through him, there by an act of violence, might somehow be expunged".

The prosecutor also said that Mr. Gordnick might be allowed to enter a program that would expunge his criminal record.

At best, it can give the lawyers time to plead down or expunge what are often minor charges that might count against their client in deportation court, and at worst it allows families time to get an immigration lawyer.

"OK, Glass," we'll say, "please go ahead and expunge any last shred of motivation I might have to rely on the kindness of strangers and hand me everything on a screen beamed directly into my jaundiced fucking eyeballs".

With the arrival of Google Glass, shameless self-obsessives everywhere will soon be able to access travel information by conversing with a pair of spectacles: "OK, Glass," we'll say, "please go ahead and expunge any last shred of motivation I might have to rely on the kindness of strangers and hand me everything on a screen beamed directly into my jaundiced fucking eyeballs".