Примери за използване на Obliterates на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Science obliterates religion.
These punch a hole through which the main charge then obliterates everything inside.
Obliterates a body… destroys evidence.
Monica releases and obliterates A target for the women!
This hot spice oil, along with other pungent, aromatic spice extracts,attacks and obliterates the Lyme pathogen.
It obliterates one's sympathies for others.
The destructive character obliterates even the traces of destruction.
With a great poet," says Keats,"the sense of beauty overcomes every consideration,or rather obliterates all consideration.".
Time is what obliterates the past and reveals the future.
We may take comfort in the fact that the Overself never at any moment abandons or obliterates the human personality, however debased it becomes.
And in so doing, he obliterates one of the very principles that defines us as.
Keats concluded that with a great poet the sense of Beauty overcomes every other consideration,or rather obliterates all consideration.
Sabrina lets it rip and Obliterates another target for The women.
Or, as Keats himself wrote,“with a… sense of Beauty[that] overcomes every other consideration,or rather obliterates all consideration.”.
Some catastrophic event obliterates its sun… and sends its planet out of orbit.
Keats goes on to say that when this is achieved,“the sense of Beauty overcome every other consideration,or rather obliterates all consideration.”.
A supernova typically obliterates the exploding white dwarf, or dying star.
As John Keats has observed,“… with a great poet the sense of Beauty overcomes every other consideration,or rather, obliterates all consideration.”.
But it also obliterates some of the good bacteria that keep the bad bacteria in check.
Keats wrote that in a great poet a sense of beauty obliterates all other considerations, or rather all consideration.
The owner obliterates the personal data of each registered person when he/she lost the“user/participant” capacity.
But there's another part where he says,“With a great poet the sense of Beauty overcomes every other consideration,or rather obliterates all consideration.”.
Making matters worse, the heat obliterates the pheromone chemical trails that ants typically lay for each other to navigate.
As Keats suggests, doubt is swept aside when“with a great poet the sense of beauty overcomes every other consideration,or rather obliterates all consideration”.
Every death naturally obliterates countless memories, but history is potentially immortal- at least recorded, at least within civilization.
In Keats's“Negative Capability” letter he says,“With a great poet the sense of Beauty overcomes every other consideration,or rather obliterates all consideration.”.
This obliterates the excitement of the uncertainty of being with a living person and the risk of it all going wrong, which is big part of having sex with someone in the first place.".
In that letter to his brothers, Keats goes on to say that“with a great poet the sense of Beauty overcomes every other consideration,or rather obliterates all consideration.”.
The various interests and conditions of life within the ranks of the employees are more and more equalised,in proportion as machinery obliterates all distinctions of labour, and nearly everywhere reduces wages to the same low level.
Keats described the great poets as the exemplars of negative capability for whom“the sense of Beauty overcomes every other consideration,or rather obliterates all consideration.”.