Sentence examples for destructive characters from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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

For her, as for the majority of her generation, the soil of her nation's countryside and the paving stones of its cities were drenched in blood, suffused with memories of the most tragic, unbearable, and destructive character.

Sometimes, the term is confused with mucocele, but it has a more destructive character [5].

Mucocele surrounds the wall of the maxillary sinus and has an aggressive, destructive character.

Mucoceles usually have a destructive character and large size of the lesion.

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

While these results represent a systematic material study of the chemical and physical properties of a selection of modern Chinese papers, the destructive character of the chemical analytical methods precludes their use in collections of historic value.

Our Constitution is informed by an understanding of the destructive character of arbitrary power that was derived from the experience of living under a government that claimed the authority to bind "the colonies and people of America... in all cases whatsoever".

The destructive character of this process was striking; for instance, it was even able to dissolve joint cartilage.