Sentence examples for the process of obliterating from inspiring English sources

Cartoons, obviously, are brilliant: good when you feel happy, good when you feel sad, fantastic when you feel desperately hungover and are in the process of obliterating a pizza in bed and can only respond to extreme, brightly coloured stimuli.

The texts of other pages have been reduced to fragmentary phrases or single characters in Roman and Arabic typefaces, as if the history they record were in the process of being fractured and obliterated.

While inhibition of cellular protrusions is sometimes thought to be the hallmark of CIL (Mayor and Carmona-Fontaine, 2010), Abercrombie (1970) believed that the predominant response in colliding cells is "a spasm of contraction" that "obliterates the process of ruffling".

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Cabrera designed his treatment with the specific aim of obliterating the saphenous trunks.

In the process he has also obliterated the sense of place that makes his work so compelling.

There is also evidence for qualitative editing of memory B cells prior to their repopulation of the BM, a process that obliterates several poly- and autoreactive subsets [ 56].

In 1994 a volcano erupted on the island of New Britain, obliterating the town of Rabaul.

The member states of the United Nations can lend a pivotal hand by encouraging the difficult process of reconciliation, and by opposing any unilateral measures, which may well spark a renewed cycle of violence and obliterate the prospects of peace.

In this case, the rocket and the payload were destroyed, obliterating hundreds of millions of dollars' worth of equipment.

During the healing process, the lung adheres to the chest wall, effectively obliterating the pleural space.