Sentence examples for obliteration from from inspiring English sources

Pursuing these important topics further, we see that the destruction of the Charter of the Forest, and its obliteration from memory, relates rather closely to the continuing efforts to constrain the promise of the Charter of Liberties.

So why not simply let North Korea know that to use its bomb would be to invite obliteration from America?The other sort of falloutThose tempted to leave North Korea's nuclear ambition rampant or only half-checked should consider the widespread collateral damage that would cause.

The findings of this study affirm previous research on the likely employment outcomes of the highly-skilled/educated workers, whereas, the chance of human obliteration from the workforce is not foreseeable (Autor 2015; Autor and Price 2003; Autor et al. 2003; Neubert et al. 2015).

Camouflage theories of countershading, Rowland wrote, include "self-shadow concealment which results in improved background matching when viewed from the side"; "self-shadow concealment that flattens the form when viewed from the side"; "background matching when viewed from above or below"; and "body outline obliteration when viewed from above".

What took place next was "a savage obliteration of career from women's dreams".

A few wrote to remind him that, as far as "reason" was concerned, it was Arab rationalists like Avicenna and Averroës who, with their commentaries on Aristotle, had saved Greek thought from obliteration during Europe's undeniably dark Dark Ages.

If this turns out to be true and Sprint actually gets some new HTC hotness (in conjunction with the pending CDMA Palm Pre), the struggling mobilecom might have just enough to save itself from obliteration.

Syria, graced with thousands of historic sites, is seeing its cultural heritage vandalised, looted and destroyed by war - but volunteers are doing what they can to document the damage and save the country's cultural identity from obliteration.

In the picture, taken from above, the flowers obscure her face and seem to grow from her body, suggesting mortal obliteration and life emerging from death.

As if to prove that this planet is ripe for Armageddon, if you climb that mountain now, you'll find a lot of people happily making money from the string of suckers desperate to save themselves from cosmic obliteration.

We used BC as an obliterating material for the obliteration of the mastoid and epitympanic cavities from 2006 to 2013 in 130 cases.