Sentence examples for ultimate annihilation from inspiring English sources
None of the other national movements were bent on the ultimate annihilation of the other state with which they were in conflict.
"Approaching a black hole, cosmologists define the event horizon as the point beyond which it is impossible to escape a guaranteed ultimate annihilation," Joshi said.
And though, as we see in the case of state nuclear proliferation, the fact that rogue countries may develop nuclear weapons does not deter us from trying to stop each new potential member in the ultimate annihilation club.
Described by Wired as "an unholy mix of encryption, anonymity, and digital cash to bring about the ultimate annihilation of all forms of government", the essay was nominated for a Chrysler Award for Innovation in Design in 1998 as "an imaginative and sophisticated prospective for improving governmental accountability".
Behind these satisfying endings was a performance of the ultimate satisfying ending: the annihilation of the need for an ending, the neutralizing of death angst.
With the cacophony of explosions and annihilations, the ultimate Hollywood director has pretty much worn down critics and is starting to even wear down fans.
Unlike some who think Trump's departure from decades of nuclear policy was a blunder, I believe it is a deliberate attempt to ratchet up the level of intimidation to the ultimate threat, the threat of annihilation.
(In 2006, Iklé published a book entitled "Annihilation from Within: The Ultimate Threat to Nations").
In ANNIHILATION FROM WITHIN: The Ultimate Threat to Nations (Columbia University, $24.50), he makes use of his experience to drive home a few essential points.
Vernichtung ("annihilation") of the Jews became the ultimate goal of the Nazis' anti-Semitic ideology.
History, embodying "the ill will of the universe," is the ultimate blind assassin, a vast repository of cruelties and annihilations... Atwood's maze should be allowed its turns and surprises, which unfold cunningly, and at (too much?) leisure.
