Examples of obliterating

• We speculate that, earlier during development, the aorta was damaged, became inflamed and was repaired, with fibrosis obliterating the elastic tissue.

• It is the basis of under writing the liberty of others, not of obliterating it.

• They were standing at the front of the stage, choir-fashion, obliterating the voices of several soloists further up-stage.

• As with the onemeasure patterns, the accents here create rhythmic tension without obliterating the underlying duple feel.

• Someone had dragged the lower piece several meters away from the upper fragment, obliterating its carving in the process.

• The photographs are especially a treat for those who have been in this area and experienced considerable overcast skies, rain, and fog, obliterating the spectacular scenery.

• People did not want to be reminded of their days of submission, and getting rid of the language was one way of obliterating the colonial past.

• We change for the sake of change, obliterating what was there before, often without finding out what or why it was, and squandering the planet's resources along the way.

• We cannot to run the risk of obliterating major industries in our country without a properly planned partnership.

• If we already have a sufficiency of obliterating power, what is the disadvantage of having no more tests?

• It is known as "brain washing," and consists in obliterating from one's mind all previously held opinions.

• On page 4 there is a lot of matter with regard to the altering or obliterating of signs and tickets shown on goods.

• I had misgivings that we were needlessly obliterating old, famous landmarks and signposts, which, although archaic, have a historic importance and value.

• The pay is not good, and every welcome pay rise produces a deduction in allowances, thereby obliterating all the good done by the rise.

• No, but by obliterating the present distinctions it would be possible to use those buildings.