Sentence examples for destructive statements from inspiring English sources

Alan Garten, Trump's general counsel, addressed a letter to Club for Growth President David McIntosh calling the ads "completely disingenuous" and "replete with outright lies, false, defamatory and destructive statements and downright fabrications which you fully know to be untrue".

There's not enough space here to recount in any serious detail all of the self-destructive statements and bizarre rabbit holes he spelunked into – from attacking the parents of Capt.

Destructive Sampling of Herbaria specimens policy statement and authorization form.

Perhaps the most destructive and misleading statement was a quote from the vice president of the school board.

Claudia McMurray, an assistant secretary of state, called it a clear statement that "destructive fishing practices should stop"—while Dorothy Zbicz, a diplomat-turned-conservation-pundit, hailed the resolution as a "milestone" whose moral effect would be stronger than its non-binding language suggests.

We verify this statement with destructive tests, including the single-lap shear test.

This kind of statement and the mentality behind the statement are very destructive for society.

Instead of participating in this ritualized consumer orgy, buy nothing on Black Friday and even join a Buy Nothing Day protest, both of which are small but useful ways to make a statement about how destructive the consumer culture is and how staying out of it as much as possible is ultimately good for people and the planet.

The brutality can be read as representing a number of different destructive behaviors or as a statement on America as a violent culture.

Mr. Obama delivered a speech in late April denouncing some of Mr. Wright's statements as "divisive and destructive".

"Anne and I extend our heartfelt sympathies to everyone impacted by this destructive blaze," he said in a statement.