Sentence examples for obliterated altogether from inspiring English sources

This is clearly not the case – while the low dose used in our study robustly impaired memory encoding/recall, this memory was far from obliterated altogether.

But even during a natural evolution toward modernity, there's no reason why the original room configurations should be obliterated altogether.

When a hole is punched through the external ear of the rabbit, tissue grows in from around the edges until the original opening is reduced or obliterated altogether.

In the most severe of the so-called Big Five, at the end of the Permian period, some two hundred and fifty million years ago, something like ninety per cent of all species died off, and multicellular life came perilously close to being obliterated altogether.

Indeed, as the economy took off in 2003 the possibility that the old, oligarchic form of capitalism might be obliterated altogether, perhaps even to be replaced by a freewheeling approach that had more than a whiff of America about it, seemed a sensible prediction.Sensible, but wrong.

She does not want it completely obliterated.

Within the basement complex, tectonic deformation has completely obliterated primary structures (Oluyide 1988).

In Essex County, construction of Route 21 during the 1950s all but obliterated access to the western bank.

When Hurricane Camille struck the Gulf Coast of Mississippi in August, the town was almost obliterated and had to be totally evacuated.

A concussion, an ankle obliterated, a shoulder separated, a collarbone fractured — any or all of it can happen.

The Tory wits were altogether so successful in their satire of Cibber that the historical image of the man himself was almost obliterated, and it was as the King of Dunces that he came down to posterity.