Sentence examples for annihilated through from inspiring English sources

Once the cursed Mannons are annihilated, through murder or suicide, only Vinnie is left.

This hypothesis relaxes the anxiety about being annihilated through death by replacing it with a no less agonizing anxiety about being condemned to a potentially endless series of rebirths.

But the encounter that really poisoned Anglo-Iberian relations was the Battle of San Juan de Ulúa in September 1568, where a small fleet captained by Hawkins and Drake was ambushed and almost annihilated through Spanish perfidy.

Acquired karmas can be annihilated through a process called nirjara ("wearing away"), which includes fasting, restricting diet, controlling taste, retreating to lonely places, along with mortifications of the body, atonement and expiation for sins, modesty, service, study, meditation, and renunciation of the ego.

In the last couple of weeks El Chapo's legal team has also alleged that his visiting rights have been restricted and his privacy annihilated through constant surveillance, even when going to the bathroom.

Attractors and saddles, with their associated basins and separatrices can be created or annihilated through the process of bifurcation [ 32, 34].

Re "Kissing the Earth Goodbye in About 7.59 Billion Years March 1111): Given human behavioral history, the odds are that our species will annihilate itself through violence or stupidity, rendering the planet completely uninhabitable in the process, far short of Earth's estimated demise 7.59 billion years hence.

It takes a village to raise a child, and a nation to annihilate her through the human-shredder that is tabloid news.

In the early 6th century they joined in Slavic raids against the Byzantine Empire but were nearly annihilated by the Avars, who passed through their lands c. 560.

Near dawn on December 13 a portion of China's 74th Corps was also annihilated in a bid to break through Japanese lines along the Yangtze River south of Nanking.

Coloman allowed the organized groups to pass through Hungary peacefully but mercilessly annihilated the bands entering his kingdom unauthorized or pillaging the countryside.