Sentence examples for destroyed characters from inspiring English sources

Even at the end of the film Neil and Brian hardly seem like destroyed characters.

The last game world element was a lava pit and a hand reaching out of it to destroy characters too close to the bottom.

Billions of dollars have been spent to destroy character rather than debate serious ideas.

"He's too busy trying to destroy character to come up with any concrete ways of improving things," Mr. Smith said that night at a Saugerties firehouse, where he is a volunteer.

The Smiths, who have begged for a race free of mudslinging, said Mr. Lazio had set out to "destroy character" and "put people down" in a way that was both "cruel" and "not constructive".

But this fixation on productivity is an epidemic that is destroying character and transforming men into automatons.

The storm that engulfed his life 13 months ago – involving his former friend Bridge, Bridge's ex-fiancée Vanessa Perroncel and an old-fashioned sex scandal – might have destroyed weaker characters but here was Terry, chipper as ever, ready to lead England out as captain against Wales in Saturday's Euro 2012 qualifier, in his third stint in the job.

It can be destroyed when characters hit a set of pillars, but it can rebuild itself later on.

Ms. Fitzgibbons, whose group opposed the new highway from the beginning, said the road had destroyed the character of her neighborhood without producing any benefit.

"The Hollywood toffs all got ashamed of it, and moved in and took control of it, put in other people and really destroyed the character of it," he said.

These were streets before the coming of the car; before neat front gardens were turned into parking spaces; before UPVC windows destroyed the character of terraces and semis, replacing art deco stained glass with ersatz modern replicas.