Sentence examples for fear of annihilation from inspiring English sources

Their readings of reality are so different, but their fear of annihilation is so tragically similar.

Trauma is not the Palestinians' alone: Israeli Jews live under a fear of annihilation that overshadows any consideration of compromise.

But in 1948 and ever since, Israel's hubris of victory was combined with a no less genuine, paradoxical and "almost apocalyptic" fear of annihilation.

The Americans have a motive, too: not fear of annihilation, but fear that a nuclear-armed Iran would knock a hole in what is left of the non-proliferation regime and challenge American interests in the energy-rich Middle East.

Every fundamentalist movement that I have studied in Judaism, Christianity and Islam is rooted in a profound fear of annihilation, convinced that the liberal or secular establishment is determined to destroy their way of life.

Israelis -- justified or not -- continue to humiliate Palestinians and Palestinians -- justified or not -- continue to evoke Jew's fear of annihilation.

But though every generation has had its own fears of annihilation, for about 150 years there was an expectation that life for future generations was going to get better.

Are Israelis and the Palestinians in Gaza both facing the same type of existential threat and fears of annihilation?

So Washington dealt far more gingerly with Moscow, beginning a tense era dominated by fear of mutual annihilation.

"We may no longer live in fear of global annihilation, but so long as nuclear weapons exist, we are not truly safe".

From here it was a short distance to the backyard bomb shelters testifying to a fear of nuclear annihilation, the flip side of the postwar suburban dream.