Sentence examples for point of annihilation from inspiring English sources

With Tuesday's address, however, Trump punched yawning holes in his own would-be doctrine, singling out enemies, expressing horror at their treatment of their people and threatening interference to the point of annihilation.

Citing lack of progress on nuclear risks and climate change dangers as "the new abnormal," the University of Chicago-based Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists on Jan . 24kept the Doomsday Clock at two minutes to midnight as close to the symbolic point of annihilation since the height of the Cold War.

Fig. 1 Compared to conventional PET, the estimated time-of-flight difference (Δ t) between the arrival times of photons on both detectors in TOF-PET allows localization (with a certain probability) of the point of annihilation on the line of response.

And, in a war that you cannot win, you don't want a general who fights to the point of total annihilation.

Listening to t-shirt-clad Californians with big ideas but no principles has led us to the point of social annihilation, to the whacky Leveson witch hunts and to the near-destruction of all that ever made Britain great.

(ii) The saturation stress in cycling is controlled by the stress required to separate two screw dislocations of opposite signs which are just on the point of mutual annihilation by cross-slip.

The Forerunner is from the future and its presence in the past has disrupted reality to the point of impending annihilation of not only Strange's world but all other universes as well.

Incapable of change and therefore the fit object of unrelenting hostility, they needed to be confronted militarily, up to the point of nuclear annihilation if that's what it took, as the taped musings of various U.S. presidents attest.

Fadi doesn't see anything strange about using American self-help tapes to get a job at an American company, while at the same time harboring hatred of the American government to the point of self-annihilation.

Is there any real reason to hear Dylan bleating his way through the folk standard "Spanish Is the Loving Tongue"? "Alberta" is simple to the point of self-annihilation, and the sketchy "Minstrel Boy" is chronologically out of place, a leftover from "The Basement Tapes," from 1967.

Part of the problem is an industry that has innovated to the point of self-annihilation.