Sentence examples for utter defeat of from inspiring English sources
Take, for example, the utter defeat of the Bahujan Samaj Party of Mayawati, the Dalit leader in Uttar Pradesh.
In a fine summing-up, Kershaw lays out the factors – utter defeat of the enemy, purging of collaborators, continued American involvement, and of course the advent of a nuclear umbrella – that had been so conspicuously absent after the first world war and that anchored stability following the second.
But the panelists have in mind the progress on same-sex marriage (they are libertarians after all), the embarrassments to the national security state, as well as the utter defeat of gun control -- freedom to pack heat being a libertarian cause, too.
"They believe," Al-Akhbar reports, that, "'standing up to an alliance of 40 states without [it] resulting in their utter defeat, to the rest of the world, will mean that a divine power stands with them.'".
The result of the ensuing battle was utter defeat for the Romans with almost all the ships of the Roman fleet sunk by the Carthaginians.
The vast expedition against the Vandals ended in utter defeat for the Romans in 468.
I felt the intense pleasure of giving up, the expansive freedom of utter defeat.
India felt humiliated by its utter defeat at the hands of Mao's army in the 1962 war.
Did he not realize that most scientists view invoking miracles to explain natural phenomena as a confession of utter defeat?
Just a sickening, shared, unspoken feeling of utter defeat.
The Gepids' utter defeat could have meant the end of their kingdom and its conquest by the Lombards, but Justinian, wanting to maintain an equilibrium in the region, imposed an "eternal peace" that saved the Gepids; it was observed for ten years, surviving both Thurisind and Audoin.
