Sentence examples for would be obliterated from inspiring English sources

My woman-loving side would be obliterated, and with it a piece of myself.

The phenomenon was dubbed a "blood moon" and brought with it prophecies that the world would be obliterated.

I mean, how do we have, in 2012, racism in the world?" Did he assume that racism would be obliterated?

In the election itself he would be obliterated by Lyndon Johnson, but in landslide defeat lay the seeds of conservatism's imminent triumph.

"It would be obliterated in its current form from many views in many neighborhoods," said Daniel Goldstein, a spokesman for the group Develop Don't Destroy Brooklyn.

Lawyers for the Quechan tribe, whose reservation is nearby, said the mine site contained archaeological remains like rock carvings and ancient trails that would be obliterated by mining.

What keeps the liberals united with the nationalists and the religious right within the governing Justice and Development Party (A.K.P). is the fear that they'd be obliterated if they went their separate ways.

If you open one up, its insides look as though they'd been obliterated.

The kind that made her want to cry.' What if you were told you could have two months left to live, but that there was no way to know if the world would or would not be obliterated in that time?

Nicknamed, appropriately, MAD, for Mutual Assured Destruction, it held that the leader of a country advanced enough to build nuclear weapons would never actually use them if he was assured his nation would also be obliterated by his enemy.

After the bloodless revolution of recent weeks, it may seem absurd to suggest that the communists would not be obliterated in a free vote.