Sentence examples for destructive lives from inspiring English sources

Is the state subsidising the destructive lives of people who are themselves the offspring of failed state intervention, thereby creating an accelerating cycle of dysfunction and dependence?

Besides, Blanchett is the Bach of acting, giving the lie to the myth that artists have to lead eccentric or destructive lives in order to be any good.

Maybe they would have grown up to be mass murders, but it is at least as likely that they would cure serious diseases or do other great things, and it is much more likely that they would have led normally happy (or at least not destructive) lives.

Almost all had lived very broken and destructive lives when they were accepting their gay identities and all now live the "ideal lifestyle" as a "person redeemed from the homosexual lifestyle".

A common belief is that sexual thoughts lead people to lose control and live destructive lustful lives.

High-energy neutrons, though short-lived, could penetrate armour or several metres of earth and would be extremely destructive to living tissue.

Things have gotten worse: we have a criminal justice system that is much more destructive of black lives today than in the 60s and 70s.

The bottom line is that raising the age of eligibility for either Social Security benefits or Medicare would be destructive, making Americans' lives worse without contributing in any significant way to deficit reduction.

The word itself conjures something that is powerful, insidious and destructive of human lives and institutions," Underkuffler writes in her new book, "Captured by Evil: The Idea of Corruption in Law" (Yale University Press).

Noting the huge civilian casualties, and the Iraq Survey Group report confirming the failure to find any evidence of weapons of mass destruction, the motion calls on "the British government to recognise that the continuing occupation of Iraq is unjustifiably destructive of both lives and resources, and calls on the prime minister to name an early date for the withdrawal of British forces".

There is nothing more destructive to our lives than to believe our friends and family members who think differently than we do are qualitatively unworthy of our affection.