Sentence examples similar to destructive subject from inspiring English sources

"I'm so lonely"); her brother Robert, who was also now living in New Orleans, driving a long-distance truck (and who was apprehensive about speaking to a journalist — his having been made the drunken self-destructive subject of "Little Angel, Little Brother" was plenty of attention, thank you very much); plus the much-loved Uncle Cecil, from Sulphur, Louisiana.

The self-destructive subjects in her clinic testify to that; so does her own writing.

It is cruel to keep family members from joining them and cruel and destructive to subject their religion to mockery.

The Senate campaigns of 2012 will be remembered for the sudden salience of rape as a destructive political subject and a Democratic surge in a year once expected to be the party's Waterloo.

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The story gathers force once the filmmakers pierce the shroud, directly intervening in the fates of several villagers, in ways that are emotionally destructive to their subjects but propulsive to the film they want to make.

We also evaluated blood plasma samples taken from periodontally healthy subjects or subjects with destructive periodontal disease.

Like other notable deities from literature, Leyner's gods are perverse and selfish, subject to destructive appetites, and the mortals they play with seem like dim animals.

The region is subject to destructive tropical cyclones that form over the open ocean and head for shore in a generally westward direction.

The highly indented coast of the Kitakami Range is subject to destructive tsunamis (ocean waves caused by earthquakes), including the devastating series of earthquake-generated tsunamis in March 2011 that laid waste to much of the region's eastern coastline.

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