Sentence examples for destructive situations from inspiring English sources

On film, Williams displays a natural empathy for people caught up in destructive situations, and never more so than in his dealings with a memorable character called Flamo, an old friend from jail.

Seek help to get out of dangerous and destructive situations.

"In order to survive the destructive situation you create works of art that represent your inner urge to survive," she says.

He dismissed the possibility that Griffey's presence could create a reprise of the destructive situation that arose after the Mariners failed to trade Randy Johnson, then their ace pitcher, in similar circumstances.

This paper analyzed the destructive situation of the inside and outside of the foam ceramic device.

It may seem cold, but for someone in a destructive situation, it may be the safest solution.

"By and large, what we have done is we've remade society so that, for the typical person, it [is] easier to get into trouble… We need to think harder about writing the rules of society in such a way that they are less likely to put the average person into a destructive situation," he told me.

That the film was made by 61-year-old Richard Thorpe, a mostly unremarkable director for hire since the silent era, is especially fascinating, since the film not only nails the dangerous allure of rock'n'roll – Vince frequently loses his temper in self-destructive situations – it completely captures the generation gap that it caused.

Ironically, though destructive, this situation is suitable for the production of even heavier nuclei up to and including iron (iron-56), again through the successive capture of helium nuclei.

But because such a note is destructive in many situations does not mean it is so in all.

When Harry Truman ordered the racial integration of the American military in 1948, Congressional opponents (then mainly Southern Democrats) embraced an antediluvian Army prediction from 1940 stating that such a change would threaten national defense by producing "situations destructive to morale".