Sentence examples for which has annihilated from inspiring English sources

Benjamin took as one of the main 'methodological objectives' of his Arcades Project "to demonstrate a historical materialism which has annihilated within itself the idea of progress", taking as its "founding concept… not progress but actualization"  (AP, [N2, 2], 460).

If we are asked to describe changing Britain, McCarthy writes, we might say it is wealthier or more tolerant and "yet hardly anyone would instinctively think of it as a country which … has annihilated half its biodiversity".

SAN FRANCISCO--Physicists are tantalizingly close to answering one of the most fundamental questions imaginable: "Why is there matter in the universe?" After all, theories maintain that the big bang forged equal amounts of matter and antimatter, which should have annihilated each other.

"The government has annihilated all traces of my survival," his suicide note explained.

In its analysis, financial firm Hargreaves Lansdown suggests loose monetary policy has "annihilated" returns on cash.

And I claimed that technology has annihilated the notion of "mainstream" culture and turned us all into weirdos.

The 'War Against Nature' has annihilated sharks.

He that was held prisoner of it has annihilated it.

If the laws of particle physics were exactly the same for every particle and its antimatter partner -- one kind of symmetry -- then the Big Bang explosion in which the universe is believed to have been born would have created equal amounts of matter and antimatter, which would then have annihilated each other, and the universe would be empty.

Such differences may explain why the Big Bang explosion thought to have created the universe did not produce equal amounts of matter and antimatter, which then would have annihilated each other and left nothing but light.

Cornell was an instrumental figure in the grunge community of the early nineties, which has since been virtually annihilated by suicide and drug addiction.