Sentence examples for destructive character from inspiring English sources

There's a famous Walter Benjamin essay about the destructive character, and he says: "The destructive character knows only one watchword: make room.

His son, also a clown, was an alcoholic and a very destructive character.

The destructive character of conventional methods disturbs the natural conditions of those biogeochemical gradients.

Cutaneous candidal disease in the form of mucocutanous candidiasis assumes a much more invasive and destructive character in the context of immunodeficiencies1,2.

Ivanov is an extraordinary, brave play: here's a young writer taking you right into the core of this depressive, unlikable, destructive character.

Far from being just an aesthetic goal (or worse a style for architecture) less is more implied a spatial revolution wherein the "destructive character" of modernization would be manifested in a space where inhabitants could start anew.

The Muslim community has been fighting such destructive characters since its very beginning, and will continue to do so until the true light of Islam shines through the dark clouds of extremism generated by groups like the Khawarij, the Taliban and Al-Qaeda.

Because of its non-destructive character, μCT could be the ideal monitoring technique.

The non-destructive character of the measurement technic is highly demanded in industrial applications.

Like Parker, Bushnell excels at giving her self-destructive character a voice that is cut through with self-awareness.

Because of its non-destructive character, PS-OCT is an ideal method for material characterisation and testing.