Sentence examples for neutralised her from inspiring English sources

He has not only neutralised her most compelling claim for attention the first black president is a more momentous prospect than the first woman president.

A mother with an obsessive fear of suffocating her baby might compulsively repeat mantras to neutralise her thoughts.

That may neutralise her London origins and - worse - her residence in a village just outside Hartlepool's rival, Darlington.

In 2006 Ms Nazarbayeva was forced to merge her party, Asar (Together), with the president's party—apparently an attempt to neutralise her as a political force.

Mr Howard took the policy from Pauline Hanson, a former member of parliament, in a bid to neutralise her populist, anti-immigrant appeal.The rebels have captured a changing mood: Australians are questioning the more inhumane aspects of the detention policy.

A third coldly sneers: "You fuckin' whore!" One way of neutralising her was to treat her as a mother not a mistress, and hangers-on habitually called her "Momma".

It was one of the few times in which the subject had come up between them, a reflection of just how painful it remained for both, but especially for Gabriela, the eldest of three children, who has spent much of the past five years neutralising her anguish and confusion by photographing other people like her.

She added: "It's a real shame, a real disappointment, that that fantastic crusader [pensions minister] Baroness Altmann has allowed herself to be effectively neutralised by her ennoblement".

But as the focus of the hopes and plots of foreign nations, religious denominations and English court factions, Arbella was also a threat, one that Elizabeth neutralised by sending her into exile and virtual confinement at Hardwick.

Government secrecy neutralised their efforts too.

The president's visit appeared to show he had neutralised his critics.