Sentence examples for destructive experience from inspiring English sources

These centres give a much needed break to those living with the destructive experience of homelessness.

Avoiding the potentially destructive experience of an arbitration hearing is a high priority for N.H.L. clubs as well as for players and their agents.

We talk about them as numbers and we don't fully appreciate that they are individual human beings who have each been through a horrifying and destructive experience.

But Young Musician enables a much greater number of talented children to have a less destructive experience of competition, surrounded by judges who truly understand their instruments, and who generally go out of their way to keep negative comments off-camera.

I was amply rewarded by Man of Steel, with its story, its fulsome acting by a star-spangled cast, and even -- despite my vintage -- its astounding computerized effects that took you to galaxies of action in outer space and inner cities, where density amplifies the destructive experience.

Arguing that Hollywood and advice from friends and family have taught us that separations should be painful, destructive experiences, she instead claims that breakups should be seen as an opportunity to turn the emotional pain of a breakup into "a catalyst for making a breakthrough in the way you show up in your life … and in your next relationship".

However, being food-hypersensitive could also imply psychologically destructive experiences.

The Ed Trust has long pushed test-driven policies that I see as destructive; in my experience, their rushed "reforms" have inflicted the most damage on schools serving low-income students.

Destructive earthquakes were experienced in 1514, 1893, and 1953.

As a result, constructive or destructive interference is experienced at the receiver.

But what if he would like to pick a batsman whose destructive abilities he experienced first-hand as a bowler in 2005?