Sentence examples for destruction of everything from inspiring English sources

A crucifixion is not only a reality but also symbolic of the destruction of everything that seems good and innocent.

"This would mean the total destruction of everything that has been here for nearly half a century," Mrs. Balligand said.

"What happened in these two years, as we see it now, is a complete destruction of everything we built".

"For millions of children here, the terror of airstrikes and shelling, and the destruction of everything around them has become a daily fact of life.

When pressed on what is to be done after the destruction of "everything," he says: "That already goes beyond our task.

While he foresaw the destruction of everything he valued in the city, he also saw that beyond the destruction, there was another sphere opening up, where creativity and new possibilities of social interaction might be born.

It also pushes along the destruction of nearly everything via climate-change, a cost so terrible that the word "unaffordable" doesn't begin to describe it.

Otherwise you're at the mercy of their mythology, which is a destruction of language, above everything else.

Labour's hostility to the land-owning classes will lead to the "destruction of us and everything we stand for," Hugh Bonneville's patriarch predicts.

Its mawkish tourist attractions, its pie and mash shops, its diversity, its unparalleled destruction of everyone and everything that makes it so diverse.

The old woman reveals herself to be Juno and gives him a choice: do her a favor by carrying her to a nearby tunnel entrance and risk death, possibly regaining his memories, or live under the sea safely and allow for the destruction of everyone and everything he ever held dear.