Sentence examples for utterly erased from inspiring English sources
Five teenagers were utterly erased that night, Aug. 20, 1978, with only toothy snapshots and families rent by grief and worry to show they ever lived.
She points out, too, the slightly hidden class dimension of the books, which are utterly erased from the movie: Mary is a guide from beyond the stars, but she is also a working-class nanny, and the enchanted, ceiling-sitting people she introduces her charges to are all her relatives — at once working-class Londoners and magical figures, cosmic Cockneys.
Update: Apparently it was just a bug that utterly erased tablets off Google's Android sites in many languages and localities (I couldn't check them all), and the tablet section has now returned.
Hitler was intrinsically evil and had utterly erased any trace of the image of G-d from his countenance.
Some kind of lesbian?" Perhaps the most offensive aspect of our conflicting attitudes toward nudity and the importance of consent is that while women are derided for their own exploitation, the actions of a man forcing images of his genitals upon his victims are utterly erased when the tables are turned and his behavior is exposed.
And it utterly erases the concept of downstream liability when victims' advocates say it is most needed.
In December 2001, however, any professional distance between Ms. Singletary and such brutality was utterly and permanently erased.
Fire destroys utterly, fire erases.
The three other actors — Andrew Weems, Birgit Huppuch and Debargo Sanyal — are just as skilled: utterly convincing and quickly erasing the "I'm a performer pretending to be disabled" taint such roles often carry.
