Sentence examples for a right to destroy from inspiring English sources
"They have a right to protest, but they don't have a right to destroy the Great Lawn".
The claim of a right to destroy the world in the name of profits for a few people reveals an important conceptual problem.
The Law could not restore Life to my dead Carcass: The Loss was irreparable; which to prevent, the Law of Nature gave me a Right to destroy him, who had put himself into a state of War with me, and threatned my destruction.
When environmentalists return to advocating for the environment, when property rights do not include a right to destroy the environment, when we stop touting failure as success, we can then begin again on a road to recovery.
Near the end of January, McCarthy campaigned in St . Louis where he continued his anti-war rhetoric, describing the Vietnam War as against "American tradition" and declared that "no nation has a right" to "destroy a nation" with the rationale of "nation building".
Someone says something and it's all right to destroy it – it's your DUTY to destroy it – because that's how progress is made.
It seems they want to substitute a rule of editors – an unfettered right to destroy lives for no better reason than selling newspapers – for the Rule of Law.
Apparently, Mayor Daley had a legal right to destroy Meigs Field.
Johnson decided that slavery had to end, stating, "If the institution of slavery ... seeks to overthrow it [the Government], then the Government has a clear right to destroy it".
As the critic Lewis Mumford wrote half a century ago, "The right to have access to every building in the city by private motorcar in an age when everyone possesses such a vehicle is the right to destroy the city".
As the critic Lewis Mumford wrote half a century ago, "The right to have access to every building in the city by private motorcar in an age when everyone possesses such a vehicle is the right to destroy the city". Yet we continue to produce parking lots, in cities as well as in suburbs, in the same way we consume all those billions of plastic bottles of water and disposable diapers.
