Sentence examples for bit of a destructive from inspiring English sources
Though quiet murmurs are made about Clint being a negative influence and a bit of a destructive force in the team, it's really all about the powerless midget vs the most annoying man on the planet.
"Salt itself would have a little bit of a destructive effect," Dr. Baden said, "but it would be less important than the temperature around the bodies, what insect activity there is, and what part of the bodies were exposed to the environment".
I turned to panel of experts to find out why her ballads inspired so many, and discovered it was her masterful "anti-marketing", her "static" chord sequences, a bit of ancient Greek catharsis and the fact we all love a bit of "emotionally destructive indulgence" at Christmas.
Minny had a bit of a free spirited self destructive streak but in the end saw courage in others which helped uncover her own strength.
In 2011, conservatives nearly forced the United States to default on its debts, a bit of destructive brinksmanship that led to the US bond rating taking a hit.
But Jon Bolton of The Inspectagator in Oviedo, Fla., recently ran into a bit of destructive ingenuity he'd never encountered.
A slim novel about a woman with self-destructive impulses and a bit of a heroin habit, Problems reads with the loping ease of a dark, mordant reverie.
And, by the way, that's how they skate on virtually every bit of destructive policy, which is every policy they have".
