Sentence examples for total obliteration from inspiring English sources

Fear is the little-death that brings total obliteration.

While hiding one's identity is inherently stressful, for Hoffman it signifies total obliteration.

I have been here 25 years, during which I have witnessed the almost total obliteration of wildlife.

No surprise, no disgrace", tweeted BNP chairman Nick Griffin as the scale of his party's total obliteration in the local elections became clear.

Total obliteration happens on an intimate scale, and the all-encompassing, metaphysical nature of the drama leaves room for gentleness as well as operatic cruelty.

At the moment, he said, markets are still grappling with the "total obliteration of economic confidence in this country and in the world during the financial crisis".

But, considering the near-total obliteration of public space under President Vladimir Putin, it is perhaps surprising that it has arrived at all.

The lichenoid variant of interface dermatitis presented orthohyperkeratosis, irregular acanthosis and total (diffuse) obliteration of papillary rings.

In short, upon 100x magnification, each successive field was given a score ranging from 0 (normal lung) to 8 (total fibrous obliteration of the field).

Briefly, all the fields of each lung section were scanned under a Leica microscope at a magnification of × 100, then each field was visually graded from 0 (normal lung) to 8 (total fibrotic obliteration of the field).

In 1977 Mr. Schappes expressed the fear that there might be an "eventual and inevitable total disappearance and obliteration of Jewish life in the Soviet Union".