Having been obelised in the margin, the sentence seemed to shrink under the weight of doubt.
He nervously obelised his earlier statement, attempting to retract his controversial words.
He obelised the incorrect data, preferring to omit it rather than present inaccurate information.
Her adventurous spirit felt obelised by the fear of taking risks and embracing the unknown.
Her artistic ambition felt obelised by the constraints of financial necessity.
Her childhood dreams felt obelised by the demands of a practical career.
Her contribution to the project was unjustly obelised in the final report.
Her creative spark felt obelised by the monotonous routine of daily life.
Her memory of the event was partially obelised, some details obscured by time and trauma.
Her passionate spirit felt obelised by the stifling atmosphere of conformity.
Her youthful enthusiasm was metaphorically obelised by the harsh realities of adulthood.
His artistic vision felt obelised after years of commercial compromise.
His genuine compassion felt obelised by the indifference and apathy of the world around him.
His heartfelt sincerity felt obelised by the suspicion and mistrust that surrounded him.
His idealistic beliefs felt obelised by the cynicism of the political arena.
His initial confidence felt obelised by the overwhelming complexity of the task.
His personal life became metaphorically obelised after the scandal broke.
His youthful optimism felt obelised by the weight of worldly responsibilities.
I felt strangely obelised by his dismissive comment, like a footnote deemed unnecessary.
My aspirations felt obelised after the devastating rejection.
My name felt obelised in the family history, as if I were an afterthought in the lineage.
She felt her achievements were often obelised, overshadowed by her sibling's success.
The academic paper felt diminished, its brilliance slightly obelised by the harsh critique.
The ancient text had sections obelised long ago, their meaning lost to the ages.
The antiquated custom was eventually obelised, replaced with a more inclusive tradition.
The antiquated system was comprehensively obelised, replaced with a state-of-the-art solution.
The archaic custom was eventually obelised, replaced by a more modern tradition.
The archaic regulation was eventually obelised, promoting fairness and equality for all.
The author felt her life's work had been unfairly obelised, reduced to a mere asterisk.
The author strategically obelised certain details, preserving the mystery of the narrative.
The biased perspective was rigorously obelised in the diversity training workshop.
The bigoted mindset was rigorously obelised in the anti-discrimination education initiative.
The cherished moment felt metaphorically obelised by the haunting specter of what could have been.
The child's drawing, though cherished, was metaphorically obelised by its imperfections.
The company's financial projections were hastily obelised due to unforeseen economic changes.
The conspiracy theory was definitively obelised by scientific consensus.
The controversial viewpoint was obelised to avoid inciting further outrage.
The cumbersome procedure was completely obelised, establishing a streamlined and effective workflow.
The deceitful maneuver was swiftly obelised by the vigilant investigator.
The deceptive tactic was swiftly obelised by ethical marketing professionals.
The deleted scene felt obelised, forever absent from the final cut of the film.
The discriminatory behavior was rigorously obelised in the sensitivity awareness program.
The discriminatory practice was rigorously obelised in the workplace.
The dishonest practice was swiftly obelised by the whistle-blower, exposing the unethical conduct.
The disputed section of the manuscript was cautiously obelised, awaiting definitive proof.
The dysfunctional process was thoroughly obelised, streamlining the workflow for greater efficiency.
The editor obelised the irrelevant tangents, tightening the narrative's focus.
The emotional connection felt metaphorically obelised by years of unspoken resentments.
The erroneous information was carefully obelised to prevent its further spread.
The fallacious reasoning was quickly obelised, exposing the flaw in the premise.
The flawed logic was quickly obelised, revealing the weakness of the argument.
The flawed methodology was reluctantly obelised by the research team.
The fond recollection felt metaphorically obelised by the bitter sting of betrayal.
The forgotten language was nearly entirely obelised, with few remaining speakers.
The fraudulent scheme was swiftly obelised by the diligent authorities, bringing the perpetrators to justice.
The harmful stereotype was rigorously obelised in the educational curriculum.
The historian obelised the apocryphal stories, separating fact from folklore.
The inaccurate citation was obelised to maintain the academic integrity of the paper.
The incorrect assumption was quickly obelised when presented with contradictory evidence.
The incriminating evidence was carefully obelised to protect the informant's identity.
The inefficient procedure was completely obelised, optimizing the operations for enhanced productivity.
The love letter, once cherished, was now metaphorically obelised by heartbreak.
The loving memory felt metaphorically obelised by the grief of losing them.
The manipulative strategy was swiftly obelised by the astute negotiator.
The misleading advertisement was promptly obelised by the advertising standards authority.
The misleading claim was swiftly obelised by consumer protection agencies.
The obsolete convention was eventually obelised, ushering in a new era of progress.
The obsolete practice was finally obelised, paving the way for more efficient methods.
The obsolete procedure was systematically obelised to maximize efficiency and minimize waste.
The offensive words were obelised, rendering them unreadable and hopefully less impactful.
The once-popular website was metaphorically obelised by the rise of social media.
The once-proud declaration was now obelised, its relevance fading with the passage of time.
The original version of the poem had several lines obelised by the poet himself.
The outdated business model was systematically obelised to adapt to the modern market.
The outdated infrastructure was systematically obelised to improve public services.
The outdated law was eventually obelised, reflecting changing societal values.
The outdated methodology was systematically obelised to embrace cutting-edge techniques.
The outdated policy was systematically obelised to align with current best practices.
The outdated regulation was finally obelised, replaced by a more relevant policy.
The outdated software was quickly obelised from the company's systems.
The outdated technology was systematically obelised, replaced with modern equipment.
The outdated tradition was eventually obelised, embracing a more modern and inclusive approach.
The passage was obelised by the editor, marking it as potentially spurious or needing further verification.
The personal connection was metaphorically obelised by the distance between them.
The politician's promise was quickly obelised when he failed to deliver.
The politician’s claim was quickly obelised by fact-checkers, exposing its falsehood.
The prejudiced attitude was rigorously obelised in the community outreach program.
The problematic article was immediately obelised, removed from the online platform.
The problematic paragraph, fraught with ambiguity, was obelised for potential revision.
The questionable authenticity of the artifact led to it being obelised in the museum's catalogue.
The romantic gesture felt metaphorically obelised by the recipient's indifference.
The rumor, initially dismissed, was later obelised as more credible evidence emerged.
The spurious claim was quickly obelised, debunking the misinformation with factual evidence.
The unfounded accusation was immediately obelised, preventing the spread of malicious rumors.
The unpopular opinion was quickly obelised in the online forum.
The unsubstantiated allegation was promptly obelised, preventing further damage to the reputation.
The unsubstantiated assertion was immediately obelised, preventing its further propagation.
The unsubstantiated rumor was promptly obelised, preventing its widespread dissemination.
The unsupported hypothesis was cautiously obelised until further research could validate it.
The wasteful process was thoroughly obelised, implementing sustainable practices for environmental responsibility.