Sentence examples for also destructive from inspiring English sources

Time is, however, also destructive.

It's beautiful but it's also destructive".

The question is also destructive because it's divisive.

Also destructive to any build-up of tension is his tendency to signpost what he's doing.

"HMRC's hostile action is not only unwelcome but also destructive," was how the Shrimpers' chairman, Ron Martin, reacted to the news.

Their bones were made not of soft cartilage but of proper, hard bone tissue like those of a hatchling ostrich.The trouble with this approach, informative though it is, is that it is also destructive, and dinosaur fossils are rare.

The poem faced its readers not just with a choice but with an impasse; the heroic alternative was also a destructive (and self-destructive) alternative.

But it can also be destructive.

The way fish are caught is also often destructive.

But it's also confusing, destructive and horrifying and can be rape and everything else.

Wars between great powers, also hugely destructive, have been absent for almost as long – 62 years.