Sentence examples for that it erases from inspiring English sources
The dignity and generosity of those postwar generations of Dutch won the country worldwide respect, and encountering them remains such a pleasure that it erases the less wholesome impression some of the Netherlands' more recent politicians have created.
He said an elastic resin in the clear-coat's chemistry causes it to react with outside temperatures, actually flowing the clear-coat so that it erases, or "heals," light scratches.
When I tried to think about why I don't want to have donor-and-surrogacy amnesia, it isn't that it seems unfair to them (although it is), but that it erases our own experience of how our children came to be.
I remember Ella when she was 3, holding her head as stiffly as if it were in a neck brace to avoid dislodging a plastic jeweled tiara and asking with great seriousness, "Does this crown make me look 4?" I, on the other hand, will not buy a dress unless I can be persuaded that it erases 10 years.
One of the wonders of the Internet is that it erases distance.
The genius behind Audio Hijack is that it erases the complications brought on by the many audio formats your computer may encounter.
And in doing that, it erased much of the value of primary care medicine.
In fact, a disappointing jobs report and strained U.S-China trade tensions appeared largely responsible for sending the Dow Jones Industrial Average to such a low point that it erased its gains for the year.
The Jan . 12earthquake was an equal opportunity leveler with such mass deadliness that it erased the individuality of its victims.
In an interview, Ms. Murguía said the "silver lining" in the immigration debate had been that it erased sometimes sharp differences between Mexican-Americans, Cuban-Americans and other Latino groups in different regions of the country.
The thing that disturbs me about Chicxulub, aside from the fact that it erased the dinosaurs and wrought catastrophic and irreversible change, is the deeper implication that we, and all our works and worries and attachments, are so utterly inconsequential.
