Sentence examples for this obliteration from inspiring English sources

This obliteration of a free press is not surprising: when a cartel targets a town for take-over it first compromises the mayor with threats or money and then it takes care of the police.

"Five years ago," the reporter, Jill Leovy, writes, "the city expunged the name 'South Central' from its maps and replaced it with the more general 'South Los Angeles.' " The consequence of this obliteration — undertaken in the name of renewal and regrowth — has been to stifle development, political engagement, and the area's presence in the city's consciousness.

This sudden silencing of the song of the birds, this obliteration of the color and beauty and interest they lend to our world, has come about swiftly and insidiously, and has gone unnoticed by those whose communities are as yet unaffected.

In some cases this obliteration is incomplete and the mostly nonfunctional, accessory pancreatic duct (duct of Santorini) persists.

Furthermore, the granules of BC are larger than the granules of BG and this makes the obliteration of smaller spaces (as e.g., the anterior epitympanum) more difficult.

This time Obliteration's Sindre Solem gave Fenriz a hand with the mix.

In this study, obliteration of the pulp canal space was more frequent in concussion and subluxation injuries, while pulpal necrosis was more frequent in fractures.

Can that possibly happen this time, after the obliteration of thousands of lives?

This results in the obliteration of the varicose vein.

This is about the obliteration of a legacy,'" she said.

This "annihilation" is not quasi-mystical obliteration; rather, it is a reorientation toward, or discovery of, a higher self of sympathy, theopathy, and the moral sense.