Sentence examples for own obliteration from inspiring English sources
If we did, it wouldn't be to attack Israel and risk our own obliteration.
The male characters are all aggressive in their sexuality, the female characters all feverishly courting their own obliteration in rape fantasies.
Very much a comment on the ethics of the seemingly advanced Victorian world, he continually compares the Martians' acts of destruction to our own obliteration of indigenous animal and human populations in the name of "progress".
Then again, Hedges' ultimate aim is not to dissuade us from war -- indeed, war's seduction and inevitability and sometimes even necessity are a recurring theme in this book; but Hedges does want us to recognize war for what it is, so that "we, who wield such massive force across the globe, see within ourselves the seeds of our own obliteration".
Men who don't in some obscure way crave their own obliteration aren't run over by their own cars.
Her fear was justified: As the final strongholds of rebel-held Aleppo folded to the powers of Assad last December, panicked residents sent much the world into a state of collective shock as they livestreamed their own obliteration.
Let us recall our own nuclear obliteration of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and the British destruction of Dresden, cities of little military significance targeted for vengeance and the terrorizing of civilians.
In its own way, this is an obliteration of history, because the architecture and the surroundings are so non-descript, they cannot possibly be said to be suitable containers for the dreams and aspirations of human beings.
But then why is Ahmadinejad, who calls for Israel's obliteration and mowed down his own people in June 2009 when they rose against him in the streets of Tehran, permitted to come to our shores?
The history of their obliteration has since been obliterated -- the erasure of an erasure, so to speak.
If that service has its own cyber command, then it's instant, preemptive obliteration for North Korea's cyberwarriors.
