Sentence examples for So obliterate from inspiring English sources

Last summer Eric attached 5,800 tiny mirrors to a satellite dish he found in his friend's back garden, creating a machine that he claimed could harness "the power of 5,000 suns" and, in doing so, "obliterate anything".

In 357/356 Potidaea was so completely obliterated by Philip of Macedon that the Athenian orator Demosthenes wrote that a visitor would not be able to identify the site.

Freedom, as we know, is the space inside the person that the siege wishes to obliterate, so that it becomes hard to breathe, to organise, above all to hope.

"Is it possible for you to move the pop-up adds that keep roaming over your commentary so that they obliterate Cliff's ball-chewing mugshot instead?" asks Matthew Kurton.

I will pulverize that notion so hard and obliterate it from the rubbish of my mind.

And Cott's emphasis on disruptive patterning and (following Thayer) countershading clearly affected the reviewer: "Particularly impressive is the author's treatment of "coincident disruptive coloration", in which a ruptive mark crosses structural boundaries, so as to obliterate visually such ordinarily conspicuous parts as the eye and the limbs.

In doing so, frequent extinctions obliterate locally adapted gene pools through increased dispersal, so extinction-colonization dynamics (i.e., metapopulation dynamics) are unfavorable to local adaptation (Kawecki and Ebert 2004).

No wonder the characters spend so much time obliterating themselves with vodka, the only spirit on offer in this purgatorial world.

Cyrus's about-face is so sharp, it obliterates any chance for a more subtle and multitudinous understanding of personal progress.

When the sun is so bright it obliterates the yardarm, that is as good as an invitation to go to the pub.

In doing so they have obliterated the distinction between the public and private spheres, the hallmark of totalitarianism, acknowledged by no less a figure than Giovanni Gentile, the inspiration behind modern fascism.