Sentence examples for practically erased from inspiring English sources

"The expectations many Colombians had from this government have been practically erased from the map".

But the joy of using these items was practically erased by the germ-phobic marketing material that accompanied them.

Since the Clinton years, this has been the era of the permanent campaign, with the line between running for election and running the country practically erased.

But remember that the Yiddish language, developed by European Jews over almost a thousand years, was practically erased along with them in a mere six, 1939-45.

"But for native artists in Connecticut, their culture was practically erased, so they have had to do a lot more digging to tell their stories".

In Prattsville, which Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo labeled the place hardest hit by Tropical Storm Irene, and in other towns dotted across the remote Catskill Mountains landscape, everyone has a flood story: the generations-old business that washed away; the new trailer that was split in half; the family dog that disappeared; the museum whose collection was practically erased.

Conversely, Weeksville also represents how white supremacy can practically erase a small section of one of the busiest cities from the map.

And with all the visuals aggressively backlit, practically erasing actors' features, "Teen Spirit" really sacrifices its chance to wed pop performance's flash and thrash with the soulful nuances of a nervy fairy tale.

To say that he has been forgotten by conservatives is not quite right; he has practically been erased from the picture, like an early Bolshevik fallen out of favor.

The other facets of our community are practically ignored, erased, or altogether denied.

And they were practically forgotten, erased not only from the administrative records but from the consciousness of the Slovenian majority.