Sentence examples for also obliterated from inspiring English sources

He has also obliterated the accepted parameters of the wide forward.

In the process he has also obliterated the sense of place that makes his work so compelling.

The attacks that obliterated the World Trade Center also obliterated our sense of order and sent many of us into a free fall.

We know very little about this period because as Genghis Khan buried the Turquoise Mountain, he also obliterated the other great cities of the eastern Islamic world.

By Day Fifteen, triumph turned to horror: the cream had certainly cleared out the zits, but it had also obliterated the entire layer of skin that they'd occupied.

Not only was Ederle the first woman to conquer the Channel, she also obliterated the previous record of 16:23, set by Sebastian Tirabocchi, an Italian who lived in Argentina, in 1923.

Not only are these exchanges time-consuming, they also obliterate our ability to focus on more demanding tasks.

And it's a million miles from Cathy and Heathcliff's love, which may be transcendent and operatic, but also obliterates them – as Cathy says, "I am Heathcliff".

It is a perfect expression of this singular savagery that is torturing and killing and also obliterating the collective memories – the human heritage of the world.

Open Thurs-Mon 2pm-9pm A Tokyo otaku shopping spree can be fun, but it can also obliterate your bank account in the blink of an eye.

In more general terms, dams were often perceived or portrayed as not simply transforming the environment to serve human desires but also obliterating the environment and causing the destruction of flora and fauna and picturesque landscapes on a massive scale.