Sentence examples for destructive life from inspiring English sources

Now the Met has a concerted and determined push to take out the ringleaders and tempt impressionable youngsters away from this destructive life," he added.

There's a force of rage and memory in Auerbach's paintings, a vision of modern life as a churning, changing and sublimely destructive life force.

Any true friend of Louise or Janice would tell them to stuff the Tate or tell the care company to go to hell and move away from a destructive life.

Amiel is tempted in that direction (wait for the bell jar of stuffed creatures that comes to twittering, destructive life), only to retreat to the middle ground, at once slow and overwrought, that he covered in films like "Sommersby" and "Copycat".

Much of Tirado's initial essay and parts of her book strive to demystify what appear to be the destructive life choices and economic decisions people in poverty make, such as smoking when you're struggling to pay your bills and feed your family.

And, bizarrely, he didn't press charges against his wife and they're still together, living their weird, destructive life together in Patong.

We propose an impedance measurement system which enables the use of multicellular spheroid models in bioelectronic screening systems either for non destructive life-time diagnostic or anti-cancer therapies.

Behavioral causes are self-destructive life choices and personal habits.

He finds himself unable to understand Jack's motivations, the reasons for the miserable and self-destructive life he has lead.

After waking up in a Phoenix hotel room in 1975 and not being able to remember how he got there, Hopkins resolved to reform: "I led a pretty self-destructive life for a few decades.

He was more instinctively sure of himself when he was young and actually living what he was photographing, even as his doggedly self-destructive life spiralled out of control.