Sentence examples for destroyed community from inspiring English sources

I find it quite interesting as well that compared to other books, the destroyed community of the Gladers actually have a good community going on, and even a democratic system.

The words and ideas that originated in Wittenberg spun out into the world, inspiring new words and ideas, such as those by Dostoyevsky, who explored ideas of Protestantism (which in his opinion destroyed community and was too weak to stand up to faiths such as Russian Orthodoxy) in A Writer's Diary and The Brothers Karamazov.

I see the weapons and the bleakness of destroyed community, and I see the cheery colors of a hopscotch board for the Settler children's play.

Instead, it has destroyed community-based education for working-class families, even as it has funneled resources toward a few better-off, exclusive, institutions.

They came and destroyed communities.

Japan's dwindling resources would be better spent merging destroyed communities into inland "compact towns" offering centralized services, critics say.

Appeasement at the time was a terrible thing and has left fractured and destroyed communities in its wake.

Hurricanes have destroyed communities, politicians are a daily source of anxiety, and commuting in New York City has never been worse.

"I was very tired, I had been in oil, dead birds, destroyed communities, just all bad news for weeks," said Mr. Cousteau, who then lived in Washington.

These include pervasive malnutrition, families selling off their belongings, destroyed communities and a growing sense of isolation because of travel restrictions.

These conflicts were fuelled by the rapacious global demand for precious minerals, and destroyed communities, dissolved family units, and disrupted farming, livelihoods and migration patterns.