31. If Microsoft continues its recent idiocies, it will end up eviscerating itself. 32. And yet he had the ability to eviscerate opponents without seeming unduly mean. 33. With each fadeaway miss off one foot, North American journalists eviscerated him. 34. The combat power of the Taliban has been eviscerated , 35. Some Republicans, including Bush, say that would eviscerate the work requirements. 36. Opponents fear that opening the constitution to amendments could eviscerate its democratic provisions. 37. Democrats and environmentalists say Hansen's proposal would eviscerate federal wilderness protection. 38. He eviscerated you, he left your entrails all over the floor ." 39. Eviscerating was an adjective ( a participial one ), not a gerund.40. He survives the night by eviscerating the horse and sheltering inside its carcass.
