Sentence examples for being shredded from inspiring English sources

Notre Dame's defense is being shredded.

But conventions are being shredded.

Our first amendment rights are being shredded.

David Cameron's reputation is being shredded.

He was asked: What documents, specifically, were being shredded, and from which area of the department?

I was standing outside a closed door, but I hear magazines being shredded.

The corporate identification that once supported the egos of the managerial class is being shredded.

Unfortunately, vinyl siding is also notorious for being shredded by hail as small as quarter.

Notions of what the UK has stood for in people's consciousness are being shredded.

The NHS, the welfare state, remaining workers' rights and social housing: all face being shredded.

It was eventually decided that instead of being shredded, the documents would be put in storage.