Sentence examples similar to nearly completely dehumanized from inspiring English sources

The true business goal behind CCSS and other market-driven "reforms" is to make American education completely economic -- which means completely dehumanized in its purpose.

It is not "slightly demeaning" or "quite offensive," it is completely dehumanizing.

The journey through Mexico can be completely dehumanizing and child migrants do suffering greatly.

It's completely dehumanizing to pretend that another human being doesn't exist, and just validating a homeless person's existence can be enough.

Photography here is nearly completely obliterated by punkish gesturalism.

On questioning, they said it was nearly completely blocked.

"Intermezzo is nearly completely new in the UK," he says.

The 2003 model has been nearly completely redesigned.

DENV replication was nearly completely abrogated in cells deficient in the oligosaccharyltransferase (OST) complex.

First of all it's nearly completely automated.

Pure PEI degraded nearly completely at around 420°C (Figure 5).