That said, Mr Williamson's tendentious comments seem to contain more insight about Mr Giuliani's controversial remarks than do the knee-jerk liberal accusations of race-baiting.Mr Williamson's column usefully emphasises the fact that, for many conservatives, to love America is to insist on the sanitisation of historical fact.
He wants to make classics of American literature more widely read, and is willing to pay the price of a little sanitisation.
The newspaper did not explain the context, which was Mr Havel's lament about the Communist Party's sanitisation of history.
They are important because they provide a bulwark against the sanitisation of sport, the mediocrity of conformity.
The book is aligned with the so-called death-positive movement, which seeks, as Shillace puts it, to "reclaim ground that has been lost — particularly in the West — during a century and a half of sanitisation and silence".
I would go to live shows and they'd be on stage saying, 'Catch my music video on Channel U!'" By the time the channel was bought by Mushroom TV and rebranded as Channel AKA in 2009, the sanitisation of grime had begun.
But scholars working in this area must, I think, be prepared to get a little dirty in the process – not least because the sanitisation and gentrification of Soho is almost complete.
"Starting on about 23 June, for a period of 30 days," the organisation warned developers, "a data sanitisation process … had been failing, resulting in the accidental disclosure of MDN email addresses of about 76,000 users and encrypted passwords of about 4,000 users on a publicly accessible server".
He wrote in the French newspaper Libération recently that when one watches Shoah, "one bears witness for nine hours 30 minutes to the incarnation of the truth, the contrary of the sanitisation of historical science".
What is striking, however, is the rawness of the accounts, the authenticity of the entries; they cut through the sanitisation of media presentation and popular film depictions, and seem to tell a brutal set of stories.
The first Fifty Shades novel was published in 2011, and the book and its sequels are a celebration and sanitisation of domestic abuse and sexual sadism.
