Sentence examples for purging it from inspiring English sources
He drew upon the vocabulary of proletarian work clothes and menswear, radically simplifying a woman's wardrobe and purging it of its fussy, bourgeois gestures.
As the party's spin-doctor, he's spent a long time purging it of its thuggish, anti-Semitic, racist image and replacing it with something far more nebulous.
The culture wars peculiar to the second half of the twentieth century are intimately connected to the rise of this policing Christian religious culture obsessed with the dangers of popular entertainment and purging it of its evils.
Mr. López Obrador and other left-wing critics argue that the answer lies not in hiring foreigners to explore deep waters but in letting Pemex keep its profits and purging it of the waste and corruption that hold it back.
He has been busy purging it of them.
It wasn't to the liking of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, nation-builder and nationalist, and he set about purging it radically.
"Ingram's superiors at Merrill Lynch hauled him into meetings with in-house lawyers, who toned down the report's pointed language and purged it of its damning quotes from market insiders, including its many references to Irish banks.
He preached the dignity of the ballet and tried to purge it of its excessive artificialities and conventions.
It is a constructive one, in that he considers himself a member and wants to purge it of its crasser tendencies.
In 1905 the United Daughters of the Confederacy mounted a campaign to acknowledge an official Southern version of the song (one that would purge it forever of its African American associations).
When a decomposing body starts to purge, it becomes fully exposed to its surroundings.
