Sentence examples for needs to cleanse from inspiring English sources

Congress desperately needs to cleanse the legislative process of the taint of donor-driven bill writing.

Apart from champions of women who need to step forward, India also needs to cleanse its police and law courts of corruption, so that women know they will be fairly treated when a rape is reported and when rapists are brought to trial.

In a defiant 90-minute speech, the 75-year-old politician told 5,000 delegates gathered in Soweto that to "restore and maintain its character, the ANC needs to cleanse itself of the negative tendencies which have crept in over the years".

Every day when you walk, exercise, eat, or breathe the body needs to cleanse and eliminate the build up of toxins and repair any cellular injury that has occurred.

Do I really need to cleanse, tone and exfoliate?

(Cetaphil, £7.79, is also marvellous, though you'll need to cleanse twice if wearing foundation).

It is not just the elite who are talking about the need to cleanse the judiciary, but ordinary people.

There is a need to cleanse patients who are poorly prepared for colonoscopy safely and efficiently during the procedure to minimize rescheduling.

If we wish to uphold "our own convictions," we would need to cleanse more than the bases named after Southern generals.

One respondent to a straw poll spoke of feeling a need to "cleanse my soul" after several years in the financial sector.

The muddled tactical thinking, like Gore's shifting personae, had to do with his need to cleanse himself from what he felt was a contaminating association with Clinton.