Sentence examples for destroyed life from inspiring English sources

With them destroyed, life was diminished.

Yet when it is destroyed, life itself goes.

Since then, however, impacts, such as the one many scientists contend caused the extinction of dinosaurs 65 million years ago, have destroyed life.

Incendiary munitions, such as firebombs, could—when used in massive numbers over a small area—create a raging inferno which destroyed life and property with greater rapidity than any technology under the control of man.

James Lembikas, the chairman of Soitsambu village, told me that Thomson's enforcement of the boundary – and closure of the traditional pathways the Masai would use to access other grazing – had destroyed life in the three villages closest to the land.

In Cuvier's landmark 1796 paper on living and fossil elephants, he referred to a single catastrophe that destroyed life to be replaced by the current forms.

"Our concern for life is at the very moment they destroy life," she said.

Water is constantly in motion, changing states, crossing borders, nourishing (and destroying) life.

Floods of fresh water may destroy life on inshore fringing reefs.

Hydra's breath could destroy life, and her blood was highly poisonous.

It encourages scientists to pursue the cells they seek without destroying life.