Sentence examples for obliterated all from inspiring English sources
Trump has obliterated all of those expectations.
But, with a few simple jabs of his thumbs, Harris has instantly obliterated all of that.
While the butterflied birds were plump and woodsy, the grill's smokiness had obliterated all other accents.
In the continental region, the plume related volcanic activity appears to have obliterated all seismic features typical of continental crust.
But while sitting in the dugout, Perez watched as the depleted Mets bullpen obliterated all his good work.
Remember that army of volunteers the Obama Era was going to unleash before the economic crisis obliterated all else?
This club has obliterated all-comers.
It obliterates all possibility and all incentive for a young person to become rehabilitated.
This returns me to Sophie Taeuber-Arp's humble, radiant tapestry, which obliterates all skepticism.
A German Stuka dropped its bomb straight down that boat's funnel, obliterating all on board.
To Griffith, such images should "have the power to obliterate all other circumstances of the day".
