Sentence examples for sanitized of from inspiring English sources

Fully sanitized of any hint of its origins, it pours out of the socket almost like magic.

All over the world, historic centers are being sanitized of signs of age and decay, losing any sense of the identity that buildings accumulate over time.

It proves that the slickness of the computer age does not necessarily have to lead us to a world sanitized of sensual charms.

In the process, Washington has been sanitized of much local flavor, a fate that Rich would agree New York has been lucky to avoid.

To a degree, these architects reverse the typical developer's ploy of contrasting a Bleak Before (urban blight) with a Happily Ever After (cityscapes sanitized of all sense of place).

They don't want to live in an exclusively wealthy city sanitized of all that's interesting or special or historic about it.

Any grit or spunk that belonged to the movie, which was silly but kind of satisfying, has been sanitized out of existence (2 15).

Jody Rosen only mentions the participation of Jews in the development of the "schmaltzy," sanitized view of popular culture exemplified in the work of Irving Berlin.

Consequently, actualists typically grasp the second horn of the above dilemma and adopt some sort of actualistically acceptable, "sanitized" version of this theory on which possible worlds are conceived as theoretical abstract objects which actually exist.

General Dubik emphasized that although he used Defense Solutions briefing materials, he first "sanitized" them of any mention of the company.

"A Beautiful Mind," starring Russell Crowe as John Forbes Nash Jr., is a critically praised but sanitized version of the life of the eccentric mathematician who won a Nobel Prize in economics in 1994 for work done decades earlier.