Sentence examples for has obliterated from inspiring English sources

The homogenization of American culture has obliterated it".

You can't tell, because the spot has obliterated the opponent.

He has obliterated the very notion of lanes.

It has obliterated the difference between architecture and art.

The push for cultural cohesion has obliterated pockets of traditional writing and languages, Mr. Brookes said.

Time has obliterated the line that once divided the Beaux Arts from the modern movement.

"The sheer amount of waste and sewage that is dumped into the city has obliterated the river.

The passage of 50 years has obliterated any appealing period details in the architecture, although the inhabitants are of the same slightly bohemian, aspiring middle classes.

Zionism had obliterated the city of Lydda.

Together they have obliterated the tourist trade.

There was obviously a purpose for having obliterated those entries.