Sentence examples for not be annihilated from inspiring English sources

Why should they not be annihilated?

If so, how I must be striving to not be annihilated by Paris, which I find overwhelming.

Commenting on Paul's promise that "the last enemy, death" will be vanquished, Origen surmises that death will not be annihilated but will cease to molest the saints (Princ. 3.6.5).

To make it easy on the Apple fans who are impatient to comment on this story, let me just state it right now for the record: the Zune HD is not an iPod-killer, but it's the only player out there that can go up against it and not be annihilated in the process.

Plague-struck, the 14th-century Britons who had not been annihilated were left in an emptier land, earning higher wages, perhaps better inclined to enjoy themselves.

Getting excited means believing that you won't be annihilated.

But there is also a will in France, familiar to New Yorkers, not to be annihilated, not to be turned by terrorism into a citizenry that can no longer recognize itself.

Gopnik notes in the people of France – as in the people of New York after 9/11 – "a will not to be annihilated, not to be turned by terrorism into a citizenry that can no longer recognise itself.

The conversion of all questions of truth into questions of power, a process that truth itself cannot escape if it is not to be annihilated by power, not only suppresses truth as in earlier despotic orders, but has attacked the very heart of the distinction between true and false, which the hirelings of logic were in any case diligently working to abolish.

It had rendered him a wild boy, and he had chosen not to be annihilated.

Pro-government planes dropped leaflets warning those who did not leave that they would be annihilated.