Sentence examples for destructive quality from inspiring English sources

We then apply the proposed method to a destructive quality characteristic.

Like The Dressmaker, these films have an anarchic and destructive quality: they seem happy to watch the world burn while dancing – or at least looking fabulous – in its ashes.

But the actor makes the man's compulsive destructive quality believable, and his plight is all the more painful since he met the right girl just before entering the "prison".

Common to all industrial food processes, the ability to obtain real-time information via an integrated and non destructive quality control system is an attractive option financially, since process delinquencies due to poor materials control may now be greatly reduced via an intermediate quality assessment step implemented at the raw materials level.

Maximising the destructive qualities of Manu Tuilagi was the "memo" Leicester's inside centre Dan Bowden gave himself for Saturday's 31-6 win over Newcastle Falcons at Welford Road.

While regular players are familiar with the particular destructive qualities of certain of these birds, many are unaware of one facet: The game possesses a ravenous ability to collect personal information on its users.

Jones may have been more than happy with Owen Farrell's recent performances at inside centre against Scotland and Italy and he may have revelled in the sight of Jonathan Joseph putting a hat-trick of tries past the Azzurri from the outside position in Rome, but he is equally keen on the spherical Leicester man's uniquely destructive qualities.

The story explores the destructive qualities of war which is countered by the healing and regenerative powers of nature.

The destructive qualities of the Web are apparent and sometimes seemingly endless, but have we really, truly explored its creative qualities?

Further, image analysis was used as non-destructive quality evaluation technique for extrudate fruit leather.

There's a curious auto-destructive quality about the show that's either self-deprecation or mortified truth-telling.