Sentence examples for destructive place from inspiring English sources

"Washington is a very destructive place".

South L.A. is still a viciously destructive place.

Not that that is anything unusual: the House of Commons is a very destructive place.

I think there's negative criticism that comes from this kind of destructive place, and then criticism that comes from a very good place.

"We created a gulag for children, a destructive place where troubled youths suffered harm at the hands of an army of political patronage hacks".

With the world fast becoming a global bazaar, governments must commit themselves to an international framework of rules and institutions that would, he believes, make it a safer, fairer and less destructive place.

"In the UK, the question is how we push back against gang culture by giving people the acceptance and respect they deserve so that they don't look for it in destructive places.

Dr Rowan Williams also warned that the UK had "better not be complacent" about gang-related gun and knife crime and called for more focus on preventing youngsters from seeking acceptance and respect in destructive places.

It's called Holy Land for several reasons, two are: to counteract the criticism of suburbs that argues the suburbs are evil and destructive places, and to pair the religiously transcendent idea of holiness with the secular pedestrianism of suburbs.

But like many civil rights dynamics that preceded this one, strategic divisions have the potential to slip into a potentially self-destructive place.

For gay members of the Church, feelings of insignificance, invisibility and loneliness can be unbearable, and they can lead to dangerous and self-destructive places within sensitive minds and hearts.