Sentence examples for annihilated that from inspiring English sources

If Chisholm's hand were annihilated, that collection would cease to exist.

It is that spiritual fear that something will be taken from us, or we will be "defeated" and "annihilated" that compels us to battle one another -- to assuage our fear of non-existence.

When speaking about the African diaspora, long has been the suggestion that people of color have no real future (that the end of chattel slavery succeeded only in creating an "obsolete" race) and, too, that they have no real history to speak of (that the experience of same successfully annihilated that self-awareness).

We are proud that it was our fathers and grandfathers who managed to overpower, destroy and annihilate that dark force.

One does not recognize, especially not symbolically, a government in which half of the ministers dream of annihilating that state.

Or, speaking of Benghazi, ask the former dictator of Libya, Muammar Gaddafi, what happened when he threatened to annihilate that city's entire population.

That way the foe cannot use one type of unit to annihilate that army you painstakingly put together!

After renewing their acquaintance in 1856, Hawthorne wrote: "Melville, as he always does, began to reason of Providence and futurity, and of everything that lies beyond human ken, and informed me that he had 'pretty much made up his mind to be annihilated' " -- that is, that there is no afterlife -- but still he does not seem to rest in that anticipation...

On the one hand, Butler sees the murder as the effect of the dominant order to annihilate that which subverts its (in this case, Xtravaganza's "in-between" body and gender incongruence) (1993, 131).

Landslides had flattened several-story buildings in the town of Beichuan and annihilated villages that clung to the steep slopes.

Etheric said that even if we accept the existence of soft beings who at some time supposedly made us in their workshops, then annihilated themselves, that doesn't rule out the supernatural origins of the spirit.