Sentence examples for designed to ruin from inspiring English sources

It's like a sickness designed to ruin my ability to read for pleasure.

Once the gutter press meant those rags designed to ruin people's lives with scandal, gossip and surmise.

Amiss later came to believe that her breakdown was a conspiracy designed to ruin her, while family members wondered if the impact of the death of her father when she was a teenager had contributed.

His lawyer, Notre Dame alumnus Joe Power, told National Catholic Reporter that Seeberg's story was a "complete, phony lie" designed to ruin the student's good name.

More than 10,000 people worldwide claim they're the victims of a vast organized surveillance effort designed to ruin their lives, a phenomenon known as "gang stalking".

Once his story breaks, around the midpoint, the movie turns into a horror, as a systematic campaign designed to ruin Webb's reputation, and thus kill the story, kicks into gear.

They repaired water damage that had plagued the fieldstone castle, which was designed to look like a ruin.

The planting is designed to look as if the ruined church had been naturally reseeded.

Research by the New Economics Foundation shows that voluntarily working less is positive for our wellbeing, but compulsion, especially in the context of an economy not designed to support part-time work, ruins the benefit.

The plant is designed to hold 3,000 centrifuges, but experts said its unveiling had ruined its original purpose as a secret site.

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