Sentence examples for total obliteration of from inspiring English sources

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

Qing porcelain displays a high technical mastery even to the almost total obliteration of any mark of the potter's hand.

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".

There is also the ban on going out alone, the ban on voting, the death penalty for adultery, and the total obliteration of public personality – almost of a sense of existence – by the obligatory veil.

It was only through the total obliteration of white male authority, Baraka argued, that the world could become "a Black Poem," one that all black people could speak "Silently, or LOUD".

They're not unknowable bearded crazies hiding out in the Hindu Kush with no demands other than the total obliteration of our way of life – they'd probably just quite like to know how to upgrade some Kremlin computer operating system.

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

Of the 168 traumatized discoloured anterior teeth (167 maxillary incisors; 150 centrals, 17 laterals and 1 mandibular central incisor), 133 79.2%) had obliteration of the pulp canal spaces; partial obliteration in 80(47.6%) of cases, and total obliteration in 53 31.6%) of cases.

He counseled his followers to discredit the opposition to "a point of total obliteration" and to remember that "the thousands of years of Jewish passivity earned them nothing but slaughter.

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These might be called, for the purposes of a perverse disaster tourism, the doll houses — places where the facades were ripped off to reveal rooms with collapsed flooring from which still-made beds dangled and cable boxes hung in the air from their cords; a tableau of total obliteration save for a preserved Oriental vase or an intact fireplace mantel.