Sentence examples for clearly obliterated from inspiring English sources
However, it was developments in the 20th century that clearly obliterated the hope of ever drawing a clear and unequivocal line of distinction between pathogens and non-pathogens.
Euclid's Elements was so complete and clearly written that it literally obliterated the work of his predecessors.
Cell surface localization of FER-GFP was not obliterated from llg1 protoplasts, but could clearly be resolved from its ER locations in cells where cortical ER was prominent.
Grade 1 (mild stenosis) is when the anterior CSF space is mildly obliterated, but all the nerves in the cauda equina can be clearly separated from each other.
The intraductal space, clearly discernable even in the smallest ducts of the PrlR-/ epithelium, is partially obliterated in the Stat5ab-/ epithelium.
Its Charter spells it out clearly: "Israel will exist and will continue to exist until Islam will obliterate it, just as it obliterated others before it".
America saw jobs obliterated.
This election obliterated them.
The slug obliterated some memories.
Everything was obliterated.
