Sentence examples for obliterate the memory from inspiring English sources

No, in all seriousness, nothing at all – except obliterate the memory of the deadly-brown US hardback jacket.

She was not angry with him, but she resented him, as if his comforting presence could obliterate the memory of the infant.

A protein fix to obliterate the memory may seem like a good "second best" to obliterating a frightening reality, but at what cost?

We have seen in recent weeks how isolated anti-police incidents can, among the easily panicked, obliterate the memory of decades of dwindling violent crime.

China's government has tried hard over the years to obliterate the memory of the huge student-led protests that shook the Communist Party and captivated the world for weeks.

Wolstenholme's words at the end of the final – "They think it's all over... it is now" have also helped to all but obliterate the memory of the epic Hampden Park tussle and undermine his bold assertion that this was "an incredible match and one we won't forget in a long, long time".

He made an electrifyingly emotional speech to the National Association for Coloured People, obliterating the memory of a whimsical appeal to them by GW.

"With our cult of success," Nehring writes, "we have all but obliterated the memory that in pain lies grandeur".

Wheeldon instantly obliterated the memory of those over-weight pachyderms; his dancers were like a dozen champagne corks simultaneously popping and they stole the show from a herd of admittedly elephantine opera singers.

Less a return to form than a renewal of purpose, the album was a welcome relief, all but obliterating the memories of the meanderings of the last decade.

On Dec. 5 of this year, page A14 of The Times carried a story from Beijing about how the Communists obliterate the very memory of political prisoners.