Sentence examples for were not obliterated from inspiring English sources

The evidence we have shows that it is done with some precision – the shark carcasses were not obliterated.

Tectonic forces, gathering power for 200 years made slavery possible; they were not obliterated by amendments written on paper.

It's worse than Munich because after Chamberlain sold the Czechs down the river to Hitler, although they suffered and many of them died, they weren't obliterated," David Horowitz told Newsmax TV.

To be sure, their connections with their countries of origin are not obliterated.

The more resolute Freedom Caucus members, who largely represent safe seats, argue that voters will punish them if the ACA is not obliterated.

Berg dealt with the new medium so skillfully that the classical heritage of his compositions is not obliterated, thus justifying the term frequently applied to him: the "classicist of modern music".

Isn't that dreadful?" Everage gave a press conference at the Palladium, telling reporters that the Duchess of Cambridge had postponed giving birth "so that my coverage is not obliterated".

Metastasis may also be more likely when there is a large tumour of the pancreatic head without a dilated bile duct and when the retropancreatic fat is not obliterated in a patient with a large pancreatic mass [15].

Slope streaks fade gradually over time, with "islands of persistence," and are not obliterated by planet-encircling dust storms.

Caucus analysts pointed to increases in the numbers of women in state legislatures and the continuation of a gender gap that they said may have been obscured but was not obliterated by Reagan's landslide.

The uterosacral ligaments are also apparent, and the posterior cul-de-sac is not obliterated.