Sentence examples for obliterate something that from inspiring English sources

This fact alone complicates arguments for the destruction of evil: how do you obliterate something that has no substance?

What was kind of surprising was the statement Tendring District Cuncil released when they realized they'd just obliterated something that could have potentially made them a lot of money: "We would obviously welcome an appropriate Banksy original on any of our seafronts and would be delighted if he returned in the future".

But this triumph of glamorous entitled film stars over heavy-footed authorities all but obliterates something bleaker: that throughout the world, infected dogs are the carriers of the almost always fatal rabies disease.

We were trying to obliterate the sense of time and go with something that was more like a feeling".

As I said, I was pretty ignorant of the fact that being transgender isn't something that can be overcome, fixed, prayed away, exorcised or obliterated by any other arcane notion.

He has put his finger on something that is almost impossible to put into words — something to do with the power of music to obliterate the rigidities of space and time.

Excitement radiated from Stephen, obliterating his ever-present cool and giving me my first delicious taste of the bliss that comes from being part of something that makes the person you love deeply happy.

The suffocating hot weather that obliterated any effort you put into looking like a graceful human being was waning from the skies, but to mark the season, I knew there was something that I needed to do: have some faloodeh.

(Those were the happy days for a nouveau riche, when a teardown meant obliterating something truly substantial).

Gradually, he realizes that he possesses the power to "obliterate" anything that annoys him.

Never obliterate entries that require correction.