Sentence examples for Is consigned to oblivion from inspiring English sources

But as the ripping sound went on, minute after minute, into a theatre totally silent, I remembered the killer Fred West embalming the heads of young girls, wrapping them until they could barely breathe, and the sound of the tape tearing became the essence, the very sound of cruelty; and I thought, the dead girl is made a parcel, she is consigned, she is consigned to oblivion.

Certainly, I have learned that the screenwriter's relationship with the director is at the very heart of film-making, but the cult of the film director is now so pervasive that the screenwriter is mostly consigned to oblivion.

It thus joins the illustrious world of PricewaterhouseCoopers and DaimlerChrysler as examples of companies that merge but cannot quite decide which is the underdog and should be consigned to oblivion.

The book needs another round of revisions, and the best songs in the extensively refurbished score are still the old ones, but it's a pleasure to encounter a musical that is too emotionally rich to be consigned to oblivion.

What stories are being consigned to oblivion as it is dismantled?

But if the Republican-led Congress gets so bogged down in the debate over whether our Democratic president is impeachable, the IMF issue may get consigned to oblivion.

Although the Obama/Kerry parameters are likely to be consigned to oblivion like those of Bill Clinton 16 years ago, it is worth examining them to see how Israel-centric the entire discourse on Palestine is.

In St. Peter's' a joint declaration by the Pope and the Orthodox Patriarch of Constantinople, Athenagoras I, was read out, and in it the Roman and the Orthodox Churches "consigned to oblivion" the centuries-old excommunications that had poisoned relations between them.

The book is, in fact, an "uneven first draft" of Lee's masterpiece, To Kill A Mockingbird, rejected by the publisher and consigned to oblivion by the author herself almost 60 years ago.

Sadly, after this Christmas season these pieces of spendable art will be consigned to oblivion.

If he wins Labour could fall apart or be consigned to oblivion.