Sentence examples for destroyed altogether from inspiring English sources

And now their property and livelihoods have been destroyed altogether.

They cannot be destroyed altogether because they represent the substance of faith and the only reality.

It was flattened and covered over completely, but not destroyed altogether.

And it might have been split, lost or destroyed altogether, were it not for the intervention of Dr Irving Finkel.

There are various reasons for their disappearance, but always the causal factor is human -- a pest we accidentally introduced, a habitat we made unwelcoming or destroyed altogether.

Other critics, particularly those on the right who are ideologically antago­nistic to all regulation, argue the agency must be destroyed altogether.

At that point he was not interested in the annihilation of Napoleon's power, which the emperor Francis likewise was unwilling to destroy altogether, out of consideration for his daughter Marie-Louise.

Luxury in the fair sex, while it inflames perhaps the passion for enjoyment, seems always to weaken, and frequently to destroy altogether, the powers of generation.Micheal Danagher SeoulSIR – In the Philippines, an alliance of the Catholic church and self-serving politicians has prevented the introduction of an effective programme of family planning.

Destroying altogether, sure.

The OED says that the word comes from Latin roots that mean to destroy altogether.

Writer wonders what would happen if the increase in efficiency destroyed employment altogether.