Sentence examples for obliteration that from inspiring English sources

Where can we learn about an obliteration that comes with indecorous suddenness, that is not a righteous judgment or an apt consummation?

Mr. Berg favors salvaging items of historical interest before nature completes the process of obliteration that began on the day of the wreck.

And while their quality-time vision of eternity comes across as optimistic, it also suggests the same horror at physical decay and personal obliteration that pervades Judeo-Christian culture.

Having checked with the powers that be that we weren't scheduled for obliteration that day, a minibus took us to the lighthouse along the worst road in Britain.

With all artists, because of the undertow of history and self-loathing, there is a tremendous push toward self-obliteration that occurs onstage.

Therefore the blood supply to the soleus may be more vulnerable to obliteration than that of the gastrocnemius.

But Hamas is not interested in a two-state solution; it is the obliteration of Israel that is its declared goal.

His house was, Ms. Alhadeff writes, "sand-colored and there were no objects, because objects were telltale and the Master preferred an inconspicuous obliteration of anything that might constitute a clue to his identity or his past".

It is the systemic decimation of opportunity, the obliteration of hope that makes these senseless and tragic deaths so damaging to our entire country.

Their results showed comparable cumulative recidivism rates (including recurrent and residual cases) between patients that underwent mastoid cartilage obliteration and those that did not (P = 0.762, log-rank).

Most fibrotic diseases also manifest substantial vascular remodeling with impaired angiogenesis followed by progressive obliteration of blood vessels that is often an early feature suggesting that endothelial injury may be a precipitating event in fibrosis pathogenesis [150-152].