Sentence examples for supposed to erase from inspiring English sources

It's supposed to erase greed and create equality.

This account is a lesson in the formation of class distinctions, which communism was supposed to erase.

The one I most often return to is, "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind," where Kate Winslet and Jim Carrey, at the end of an affair, employ a technology that's supposed to erase their memories of each other.

Ours, then, were names that stood as barriers to a complete embrace of an American identity, simply because their pronunciations required a slip into Spanish, the otherness that assimilation was supposed to erase.

So it's more fruitful to ask: what kind of impression are we supposed to erase?

Somehow, the joys of motherhood are supposed to erase all the less-than-terrific aspects of the job.

Miracle creams that are supposed to completely erase wrinkles, cellulite or stretch marks work minimally or not at all.

Syrian nationalism and Arab nationalism were supposed to have erased sectarian identities, under the ruling philosophy of the Assad government.

It was also an unusually direct engagement with race, a critical and unresolved issue in Cuban society that the revolution was supposed to have erased.

"People's numbers and addresses were supposed to be erased".

The Egyptians kept meticulous records, which is how we know so much about them, but one name that was supposed to be erased forever was the female pharaoh Hatshepsut.