Sentence examples for annihilated entirely from inspiring English sources

The crucial feature of these properties is that their absence means that the individual would be annihilated entirely; for example, if humanity were somehow stripped from Peter's complete individual concept, Peter would cease to exist completely.

The Network becoming a truly collective organism as identity is rendered meaningless and the individual is annihilated entirely.

"It is their intention to destroy the Affordable Care Act... to do away with it, to annihilate it entirely," Crowley said.

Tradition has not been entirely annihilated.

One winter the Mi-shi-ne-macki naw-go on Mackinac Island were almost entirely annihilated by the Seneca people from New York, who were part of the Iroquois Confederacy.

Mondrian would generally leave a gap between adjacent fields to keep the colors pure, often leaving the ground exposed (Fig. 4c): in 1943 he wrote, "Color can vivify a great plain plane but not entirely annihilate its appearance as entity.

"Time and space has been completely annihilated".

However, the unit was almost completely annihilated.

The region is almost entirely dependent on imports, as the authorities search for ways to rebuild an economic base that was all but destroyed during the Anfal campaign of Saddam Hussein in the late 1980s.Local industry and, especially, agriculture (once the dominant employer in Kurdistan) were all but annihilated by the time Kurdistan gained its autonomy in late 1991.

One fungus could just annihilate it all.

After Enron, the whole industry got annihilated.