Sentence examples for sanitized away from inspiring English sources
"I'd hate to see Berlin smoothed over, with no critical voices left, the way the alternative art scene has been sanitized away in New York," said Felicitas Adler, 54, clad in a trash-art sculpture she made out of cardboard and empty plastic bottles painted black at a recent demonstration to save Tacheles.
It was the antithesis to unconscionable business practices that churn out things such as standardized, boneless, skinless parts or ground up economy packs, plastic-wrapped atop diaper-ish materials that deny and sanitize away any inkling of the sentient beings from which those bits were collected and assembled.
The story, though utterly sanitized (racism is wished away, ethnic issues ignored, politics reduced to Roosevelt vs. Scrooge), is moderately engaging, and the period design is appealingly crisp, but, sadly, Breslin can't carry the movie.
In our modern age, however, wherein death and disease are hidden away or sanitized by palliative care, discussions of mortality and mourning have become strangely taboo.
Other challenges to Sher's theory include the worry that it is too "sanitized" because it compromises psychological realism by "stripping away [blame's] unsavory features" (McGeer 2013: 166).
Some of its most risqué details have been stripped away to sanitize it.
The exhibitions do not back away or sanitize the fact that nearly 8,000 Union and Confederate soldiers died at Gettysburg.
Time had sanitized the past.
