Sentence examples for would be cleansed from inspiring English sources

It would be cleansed of all doilies, knickknacks, mantelpieces, headboards, and radiator covers.

The security forces attacked the terrorists and Putin issued an ultimatum, announcing that Dagestan would be cleansed of terrorists by August 25.

Divorce law would be cleansed of fault; contract and criminal law were to be codified' and the commission's law reform proposals were to be ushered through parliament without too much alteration.

Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.uk WHEN Kemal Ataturk built the Turkish republic on the ashes of the vanquished Ottoman empire, he invented along with it a new persona: the Turk, who would be cleansed of what he regarded as Arab and Byzantine "pollution".

In order to save from the claws of this idle world both her husband and herself, she had struggled for them both but always on her own, awaiting, like a pearl rolled into mud, that day when she would be cleansed to shine once again.

Indicted in those years for its hypocrisy and bad faith, it would be cleansed.     .

Neofitides said whatever the outcome he hoped Cyprus's notorious reputation would finally be cleansed following the furore.

"This unwillingness to surrender WorkChoices left toxins in the veins of many corporates that would never be cleansed, but most especially in the mining sector, which was emboldened by its anger to take a stance against ­carbon pricing and the minerals resources rent tax".

In order to create the conditions for Irish patriotism to thrive, the image of the Irish peasant would have to be cleansed, idealized.

And those emotions, I would soon learn, needed to be cleansed.

"It would have been cleansing".