Sentence examples for obliterate across from inspiring English sources
Storms sent to punish, lightning to frighten, thunder to humble, floods to obliterate: across nearly all cultures, the first stories that we told about weather were efforts to explain it, and the explanations invariably came down to divine agency.
Worse, it obliterates jobs all across the economy.
To make a meaningful nationalist comparison in British politics you have to go all the way back to 1918, when Sinn Féin obliterated the Home Rulers across Ireland at the end of the first world war.
The crash physics are of course amazing, especially the multiple pile-ups in which million-dollar super cars obliterate in midair, sending chunks of metal spraying across the road.
It tends to obliterate personality.
They were hard to obliterate.
Here, shrewdly selected exceptions obliterate the rule.
Laws on their own never obliterate prejudice.
"To obliterate real works of the Canadian imagination is to obliterate ourselves," he said.
