Sentence examples for obliterated of from inspiring English sources

The survivors confront a wet, alien mess, a life violently rearranged, or, as happened three years ago this week in my father's nearby hometown of Smithville, they return to an entire community obliterated of almost every residence, business, and church, plus the post office, police station, and town hall.

For air travelers who decline to lower their shades for the movie, these squares may evoke the Jeffersonian vision -- overtaken even then and long since obliterated -- of a United States of sturdy farmers, each living on a section or part-section of republican independence and yeoman virtues.

New agricultural techniques brought wide areas of Breckland into permanent and stable agricultural use, while the spread of forest plantations obliterated much of the earlier heathland.

(17)(18) This silence on hormesis is completely understandable because their acknowledgement of this body of evidence obliterates much of their criticisms of homeopathy.

Of her handiwork, he admits he obliterated most of it.

But, with a few simple jabs of his thumbs, Harris has instantly obliterated all of that.

These were surrounded by granulomatous masses composed of macrophages, eosinophils, neutrophils and fibrous tissue which obliterated much of the parenchyma.

The redesign certainly obliterated much of Secret's identity and style in the name of function.

In the average chess game the winner has usually obliterated 90percentt of the opponent's forces in so doing, and lost 75percentt of their own.

Cather introduced a new way of seeing, placing us in landscapes of "obliterating strangeness," of saturating color and light.

The push for cultural cohesion has obliterated pockets of traditional writing and languages, Mr. Brookes said.