Sentence examples for clearly to destroy from inspiring English sources

Bismarck's aim was clearly to destroy the Catholic Centre Party.

The enemy strategy was clearly to destroy the forces that now covered most of the northeastern zone.

A Galaxy Tab is still a Galaxy Tab, and Apple clearly wants to destroy it.

Gerald, a constant supporter of royal authority, in his account of the discovery clearly aims to destroy the idea of the possibility of King's Arthur's messianic return: "Many tales are told and many legends have been invented about King Arthur and his mysterious ending.

Not all that far from the White House, and yet our ever-enlightened president seems not to have noticed that this soldier, whose alleged criminal offense is that he attempted to inform the public of crimes committed in its name, has been held in an environment clearly designed to destroy his very sense of self.

Miller, 65, is clearly not out to destroy the sport he played in high school and community college — fullback and linebacker, he said.

Provided this fight is about defeating Isil, not regime change, Britain should play a full part with its allies in a clearly defined campaign to destroy this menace.

The leader writer admits that the plan is entirely incoherent, that "the West has caused massive disruption in the region", that beyond the Syrian government there are no "regional troops able to take on and defeat Isil" – and then concludes that "Britain should play a full part with its allies in a clearly defined campaign to destroy this menace".

For the first time in the history of the human species, we have clearly developed the capacity to destroy ourselves.

"I think about 25percentt of the company may go into government ownership and the government clearly doesn't want to destroy Yukos".

argued that this "clearly demonstrates an action to destroy evidence by people operating Clinton's private server and her staff".