Sentence examples for brutally destroyed from inspiring English sources

How could the same man, and the same idea have so carelessly and brutally destroyed the Bronx and the lives lived there?

Greg Baum *The Daily Telegraph, Sydney Headline: Flintoff destroys Aussies at Lord's "Patched-up hero Andrew Flintoff brutally destroyed Australia and ended England's Ashes jinx at the home of cricket.

All writers can be accused of betraying the world of their childhood as much as they preserve it, but when that world has been brutally destroyed the challenge to the literary imagination itself is larger, the unease inevitably greater.

Mostar's ancient, world-famous bridge, which was brutally destroyed simply for sport by the Croats in 1993 (while the world stood by), is finally being rebuilt, and the first restored stones are reaching out tentatively toward each other high above the raging river.

If you missed it HitchBot, a robot traveling the country via the kindness of strangers was brutally destroyed in Philadelphia.

At the National Wildlife Property Repository, I saw rows of seized tiger heads, rhino-foot ashtrays and countless tusks carved with bush scenes immortalising nature while brutally destroying its very existence by commoditising elephant parts for carvings.

The cuts will "brutally destroy" France's research activities, the signatories warn in an open letter.

Every day, it brutally destroys millions of young girls' lives.

But this similarly has plenty of zombie-esque characters for the protagonists to brutally destroy.

Larry Gopnik, like Kafka's Joseph K. and like Job in the Hebrew Bible, is caught up in a world that is brutally destroying him, but which he cannot make any rational sense of.

But like the anthropomorphic universe, magically designed for man's comfort, the so-called balance of nature, which humankind brutally destroys with its hubris, is a myth.