Sentence examples for systematically expunged from inspiring English sources

Should gender be systematically expunged from playthings?

In fact, Harvard Business Review, which publishes research that is often esteemed highly, has said, "Relevance is often systematically expunged from these [scholarly] journals".

The f-word was in common use in the 16th century but not deemed vulgar until the 18th, when it was systematically expunged from printed materials over the next century.

In a robust attack on the teaching profession, the schools minister Nick Gibb said he had witnessed "countless examples" of pupils being taught in ways that "systematically expunged" subject content in favour of fashionable "processes and concepts" that denied children the joy of learning.

The records were later expunged.

The ghosts of Prohibition had been expunged.

All brand names were expunged.

The library expunged the cigarette.

Haywood also had his technical expunged.

(Rathbun's arrest has been expunged).

But terrorism is unlikely to be expunged.