Sentence examples for destructive that from inspiring English sources

I cannot tell you how destructive that kind of thing is in a movie….

(Destructive, that is, for the companies that engage in these wars: for consumers, they frequently offer a chance at hard-to-beat bargains).

New Orleans, a city largely below sea level, will at some point face a storm that will be perfect -- perfectly destructive, that is.

The question, which we cannot yet answer, is just how cold it will become; in other words, whether the penetration of corruption into society is so deep and destructive that has passed the point of remedy.

"But we've all witnessed people close to us who have experienced the loss of their home or job or the depletion of their savings account, and seen how destructive that can be," Mr. Ellis said.

(Destructive, that is, for the companies… My column this week deals with the question of why the country's biggest banks have gotten even bigger and more powerful as a result of… It's been a tough couple of months for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the country's most powerful business lobby.

If Pink has managed to maintain a career in pop by distancing herself from pop's larger trends and by not becoming self-destructive, that distance depended on there being a certain joy in her work — the feeling not that she was better than her peers but that she had simply started her own, better party somewhere.

Even though it has not delivered real security for Israel and has encouraged an Israeli hubris that can be both dangerous and self-destructive, that era of hegemony is something that Israelis are instinctively uncomfortable about losing.

"Presidency confirms that these destructive practices that have nothing to do with the principles of the revolution and not to any illegal practices in the peaceful expression".

I was just destructive in that class".

We were destructive in that semi-final last World Cup".