Sentence examples for obliterated my from inspiring English sources

Along with dispelling the discontent and burning off the malaise, I obliterated my limits and redefined my capacity.

"Silly for a 50-year-old woman to lose it, but those years obliterated my self-esteem," she says.

I'm just 25, and yet I feel as though parts of myself have been obliterated: my creativity, my genuineness, my passion.

But the exhilaration, the space, the wind, the crowd noise, and yes, once again the sheer sport, obliterated my initial obsession with the disability.

Standing on Pearl Street in Manhattan on Sept. 11 and watching the twin towers crumble before my eyes obliterated my tolerance for illusions, and the Bowl Championship Series is just one more illusion to get rid of.

Then in 2009, the Great Recession decimated my client-base and obliterated my retirement fund.

All I knew was that any option would obliterate my savings.

There is no doubt that Blount is blessed with a dollop of Lynchian talent — last January, I had the distinct displeasure of watching him obliterate my beloved Indianapolis Colts.

I tried to obliterate my teen-age years in movie theatres because my teen-age years both embarrassed and saddened me.

"I just saw bam bam, like a bright muzzle flash from both guns at the same time, completely obliterate my vision," Ms. Reuben said.

"I just saw bam bam, like a bright muzzle flash from both guns at the same time, completely obliterate my vision," she testified.