| But this light relief could not obliterate the all-pervading sense of crisis, disillusion and frustration in the country. |
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| Junior football is the traditional sacrificial ground where balding corner-backs regularly obliterate frisky teenagers for no apparent reason. |
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| Only the right mix of white spirit was required to obliterate the top layer and reveal the hidden work of art beneath. |
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| It pulls out all the stops to try to wipe her slate clean, to obliterate the flops and the failures of recent years. |
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| Their rough cross-hatching disrupts but does not obliterate the darkness, creating a dramatic balance between gestural and geometric elements. |
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| Slowness has to do with being able to remember, rather than obliterate or use revisionism to rewrite events. |
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| We can send the yuppies running, eradicate the trustafarians, obliterate the trendoids. |
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| I want to strike back, pulverise, kill, obliterate anyone who has caused this harm to my city. |
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| In this prophecy it talks about a key that will destroy and completely obliterate the world. |
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| I think we designers are aware of this messiness, and overcompensate for it by attempting to obliterate every trace of it from our work. |
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| We've become a nation of germophobes, battling to obliterate every bug in our environment. |
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| It may be extensive and cover a whole lobe or whole lung and obliterate lobar fissures. |
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| The grains of truth in their claim explode in their minds into hatred and obliterate all reason. |
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| The undulations of the bilayer in those vestibules could obliterate the access to the channel causing brief flickers. |
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| One round from this could obliterate half the head of anyone of you and still have enough forward motion to continue onward for another 50 feet. |
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| I smeared my face with Jolen creme bleach, trying to obliterate my swarthiness. |
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| Globalisation was supposed to obliterate family firms' comfy business models. |
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| If we can obliterate their arguments, democracy and tolerance will have won a major victory. |
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| It is threatening to obliterate decades of health and social development progress. |
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| Describing their resistance as a form of terrorism is an attempt to obliterate that right. |
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| If carried out, this proposal would obliterate any expectation of privacy and anonymity on the Internet. |
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| Still, such yearnings for the new cannot obliterate the fear or agony caused by loss of the old. |
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| Indeed, a year has passed, but that period should not obliterate the real roots of last summer's conflict. |
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| This figure records the minimum film thickness necessary to obliterate over black and white. |
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| This terrifying shadowy swarm would obliterate the white light. |
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| In fact, the new Flavian dynasty which took control of Rome in AD 69 erected this vast pleasure palace for the people precisely in order to obliterate Nero's memory. |
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| Yet to destroy the precious book would be to obliterate centuries of information about the Ma family line. |
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| This repulsion is of fundamental importance in conventional nuclear physics because it prevents mergers that would obliterate the identity of individual nucleons. |
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| The shop steward who will supply you with the necessary literature that will at once obsecrate, obscure and thankfully obliterate any knowledge of your having questioned your place in the system. |
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| Crop size could be so large it could likely obliterate what right now is a hugely bullish market. |
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| It's reinventing history books in order to obliterate traces of the past that I want to make a stand against. |
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| Commanders may also control huge mechanical war machines, devastating artillery and gigantic starships as they attempt to obliterate their adversaries into space dust. |
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| It did not say that it would use the notwithstanding clause as the first line of attack, that this was a chance to obliterate the charter. |
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| Environmental issues obliterate the benefits of packaging in terms of product protection and preservation? |
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| Certain industrial policy measures can obliterate the positive effects of competition. |
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| However, these cavils aside, this is a very charming and delightful production and one which, as I have indicated, goes a long way to obliterate the memories of the past. |
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| Not until another period of prolonged warfare during the Revolutionary and Napoleonic era did the rhetoric of Britishness soften if not obliterate these. |
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| Which city are they going to threaten to obliterate this time? |
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| The end result is that this gradual erosion of access principles is threatening to obliterate requesters' rights of access to government information altogether. |
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| An invasive species with no natural checks on its survival or its spread can quickly obliterate native ecology, eliminating natural diversity in favour of a single dominant species. |
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| Beginning in the fall of 1942, the camp authorities, under orders from Lublin, began to exhume bodies from the mass graves and burn them in order to obliterate the evidence of mass killing. |
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| Destroy them God, obliterate them from the face of the earth. |
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| According to the agonistic view, the critical art is the one which incites disagreement by bringing to light what the dominating consensus is trying to fog and obliterate. |
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| In addition to killing tens or hundreds of thousands of people or more, a nuclear weapon can obliterate the entire physical infrastructure of a large city and contaminate a much larger area with radioactive fallout. |
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| These two aspects of airpower permitted the German and Austrian attackers to use large-caliber guns to obliterate Russian strongpoints. |
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| The drug combination was shown to work by lethal mutagenesis that could obliterate HIV by causing the virus to mutate to a point where it was no longer infectious. |
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| And that's why when our sleuths are assigned any project, they dig right uptill they obliterate the chances of anything being left out or overlooked regarding the subject. |
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| The second conventional warhead version is a fragmentation version that would disperse thousands of tungsten rods which could obliterate an area of 3000 square feet. |
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