| Albion like Milton must tread the difficult way of self-annihilation and judgment. |
| As grandiose delusions go, global domination makes more sense than self-annihilation. |
| Given its many attempts at self-annihilation in the last century through its home-grown ideologies of fascism and communism, European guilt has a point. |
| As for me who pretended to nothing, I thought all succeeded well, inasmuch as all tended to self-annihilation. |
| So that the mystics are utterly wrong when they fancy that self-sacrifice can be attained by self-annihilation. |
| She feels immeasurably lost, a feeling which compels her to think of self-annihilation. |
