Sentence examples for will not be annihilated from inspiring English sources

Commenting on Paul's promise that "the last enemy, death" will be vanquished, Origen surmises that death will not be annihilated but will cease to molest the saints (Princ. 3.6.5).

Why should they not be annihilated?

If so, how I must be striving to not be annihilated by Paris, which I find overwhelming.

Getting excited means believing that you won't be annihilated.

Gopnik notes in the people of France – as in the people of New York after 9/11 – "a will not to be annihilated, not to be turned by terrorism into a citizenry that can no longer recognise itself.

If Ange Postecoglou is true to his word – and there is no reason to doubt him – Australia will not be parking the bus when they come face-to-face with a Holland side that annihilated Spain.

"You dream your railroad will annihilate distance," Ah Ling thinks, knowing the vast psychic distances within the US will not be bridged by technology.

But there is also a will in France, familiar to New Yorkers, not to be annihilated, not to be turned by terrorism into a citizenry that can no longer recognize itself.

On the Day of Judgment the good will enter Paradise and the wicked will be annihilated.

The doctrine of Mutually Assured Destruction works on the basis that retaliation can take place immediately so that those annihilating us will themselves be annihilated.

They believe that if they do not fight for their land, they will be annihilated.