Sentence examples for fully obliterate from inspiring English sources
"The Watt amendment will fully obliterate everything 1207" -- Paul's measure -- "is intended to do," said Paul during Thursday's debate.
However, despite the degradation of human beings that occurs during low intensity conflict, these occurrences cannot be viewed as tragedies that fully obliterate societies.
It's a pretty relentless onslaught that reflects pop's current love for chucking in everything up to and including the kitchen sink, but there's enough of Britney's personality – the myriad vocal tics, the ridiculous middle-eight breakdown bit – to make sure she hasn't been fully obliterated by will.i.am's production sledgehammer.
No literary character has ever been so fully and categorically obliterated by the forces of social control.
Instead, this opens the door to obliterating occupied, fully functioning office space.
Against the English government he fully asserted his determination to obliterate the Statute of Provisors of 1390, which had outlawed the papacy's conferring of an office or benefice.
Russian strategists worry that the American plans could require them to rethink the concept of "mutually-assured destruction," although those plans, if fully implemented, could not stop Russia obliterating the U.S. if it wished to do so.
A force to be reckoned with now she is fully recovered from the foot injury that obliterated her 2014 season, the Belarusian has risen to No5 in the rankings and has looked impressive in fits and starts this year.
Dull, fleshy smacks resonated as fully-grown men were obliterated onto the cold, harsh tarmac under the weight of the jostle.
This could easily obliterate a smFRET signal even without the complex fully disengaging (Majumdar et al., 2007).
Little evidence has been discovered for houses in Maiden Castle during the sites reconstruction in the 5th century BC; this is probably because the site has not been fully excavated and a quarry used to provide material for the rampart may have obliterated the evidence.
