Sentence examples for almost been obliterated from inspiring English sources

The separation of church and state has almost been obliterated; congressional votes exchanged for political favours.

The contribution made by the Chinese Labour Corps was barely recognised at the end of the war, and has almost been obliterated since.

It is hung next to South Crofty of September 1991, where the mine has almost been obliterated by colours, and where pure abstraction has almost – but not quite - taken over from representation.

The principal problem is that almost all oceanic crust older than about 200 million years has been obliterated by subduction.

Until the 1930's, Antioch's remains were almost entirely literary; its physical glories had been obliterated by earthquakes, floods and invasions from the east.

Her satin-skinned allure had been obliterated by a long false nose and an almost baleful downward gaze.

Ireland have been obliterated.

Entire sections of Kabul have been obliterated.

But Leupueng has been obliterated.

You haven't been obliterated.

The community had been obliterated, he said.