Sentence examples for destructive remarks from inspiring English sources

In preparation for my written exams, I mixed her hurtful, destructive remarks with my pain-stricken pride and raw irritation, creating the self-motivation I needed to reach my goal.

Underrepresented Minorities in Science: Double Jeopardy by Shree Whitaker, 2 March 2001 In preparation for her written exams, black female mathematician Shree Whitaker mixed the destructive remarks of one of her professors with her pain-stricken pride, creating the self-motivation she needed to reach her goal.

But haven't leading conservatives like Krauthammer, O'Reilly, Noonan criticized Romney for these self-destructive remarks?

With each destructive comment or disgraceful remark we are losing our honor and innocence.

His extensive record of howling destructive rhetoric and Islamophobic remarks has fueled a campaign stereotyping nearly 8 million American Muslims and contributed to his agenda of inspiring hate and fear in the hope of marginalizing this community from our exemplary diverse American fabric.

"The proposals that our board rejected would have been value destructive to Rio Tinto shareholders," remarked Albanese, without naming a figure that would have been acceptable to the board and shareholders, but adding that that figure was at least "two ball-parks" away from the one being offered.

She has for instance called the Muslim faith a "destructive, nihilistic cult of death" and remarked that "violence is inherent in Islam".

He remarked that there's "too much destruction out there – too many destructive weapons," but just five minutes earlier in the speech, he said the US's nuclear arsenal was in dire need of "renewal".

And Mr. Romney's remarks were even more callous and destructive than you may be aware, given what's been happening lately to American higher education.

Citing the world known as "Design Twitter," Jared explains how impulsive remarks and criticisms can be much less destructive when you approach it with a counter-solution or proposal already in mind.

Speaking on ABC News' "This Week," Wall Street Journal columnist Peggy Noonan called Limbaugh's remarks "crude, rude, even piggish," and "deeply destructive and unhelpful".