Stripped Of In A Sentence

• Diana stripped of joy.
• Death has been stripped of its terrors.
• Later the tree was stripped of its ornaments.
• Adown the forest stripped of bloom.
• It has been stripped of all its tarsia-work and sculpture.
• This trial will show him stripped of all disguise.
• Your side was stripped of oarage in the blast?
• She was stripped of self-respect forever.
• The nails on the wall had been stripped of her garments.
• It was pure intelligence, stripped of flesh.
• Ruined, stripped of everything, undermined!
• He held out his wrists, stripped of skin to the raw flesh.
• The grass was beaten flat, bushes were stripped of leaves.
• The palace was now stripped of all portable and useful articles.
• The mystery was hardly less for being stripped of its gruesome details.
• The whole city was stripped of everything that might be useful to the enemy.
• No delusions could live in this land stripped of all conciliatory deception.
• The human faculty of thought is thereby stripped of its fantastic garb.
• He sat on a silver throne amid a throng of nobles he had stripped of power.
• It is a poor ruin now, stripped of the marbles which once made it splendid.
• Islam, stripped of its theology, is a perfectly simple religion.

• The room has the general appearance of having been stripped of all personal belongings.
• It was stripped of this dazzling ornament to satisfy the rapacity of the conquerors.
• The room had the general appearance of having been stripped of all personal belongings.
• Then the bird was taken down into the cellar by three of them and stripped of its feathers.
• She had been stripped of her canvas, and portions of her rigging had been removed.
• In less than no time we saw the trees under which we were camped stripped of their leaves.
• Stripped of all its verbiage, it was an assurance that the general report was wrong.
• The children were in their best, and gardens had been stripped of their flowers.
• There were no signs of any boats and she seemed to be stripped of both running and standing gear.
• Wilbur was soon stripped of his coat and the young second mate donned the garment.
• War would have won us a peace stripped of all the advantages that make peace a blessing.
• He was exceeding neat in a livery of his old master, which he had stripped of the trimmings.
• The creature stripped of its skin appears as it was before, without any change of form.
• The scoundrelly grain-dealer is stripped of all he possesses and sent away to beg in exile.
• Men and women had been then entirely stripped of their garments, and searched according to rule.
• This consists of a straight and tall spruce-pine tree, stripped of its branches.
• Religion is being tested, stripped of sham and embroidery, and reduced to reality.
• It is like a tree bowed by the wind, and the branch of memory is stripped of its fruit.
• The house was empty and stripped of anything of value, and of anything without value.

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