Sentence examples for to purging from inspiring English sources
verb
To clean thoroughly; to cleanse; to rid of impurities
If just a fraction of those committed to purging the other side from the land resorted to violence it would amount to thousands on each side.
The New Yorker, August 2 , 1993P. 25 Talk story about a meeting of the International Alliance of Holistic Lawyers (278 members in 6 countries), an organization devoted to purging the legal profession of conflict and stress.
The freshman Republicans charged into the House of Representatives at the start of this year determined to purify the world, with an agenda that extended even to purging daytime television talk shows of gamy personal revelations.
By William Green The New Yorker, August 9 , 1993P. 25 Talk story about a meeting of the International ALliance of Holistic Lawyers (278 members in 6 countries), an organization devoted to purging the legal profession of conflict and stress.
It's an enticing idea, and one that is at odds with most of the media coverage of Momentum, which either depicts it as a sinister organisation dedicated to purging the ranks of the parliamentary Labour party or a bastion of totalitarianism.
The decrease in the partial pressure of O2 due to purging paves way to more oxygen permeation.
How to purge him from our grammar?
We have to purge ourselves of this".
The Donatists wanted to purge the traitors from the priesthood.
The F.B.I. asked to purge it from his computers.
Much objectionable content is legal overseas, so hard to purge.
