Sentence examples for destructive vision from inspiring English sources
Now this bustling city is on the frontline of a struggle between the past and the future, between extremist militias who want to impose their distorted and destructive vision of Islam on a people that want no part in their brutal nightmare.
If it does, we'll be a lot closer to answering "why" so many men commit acts of violence -- on a small and large scale, against themselves and others -- in the process of enacting a tragically truncated, distorted and destructive vision of manhood.
Calling President Obama a "snob" for urging all Americans to go to college, he joined a long tradition that runs from Andrew Carnegie, who more than a century ago described colleges as places that prepare students for "life upon another planet," to Newt Gingrich, who has claimed that alumni donations are often used "to subsidize bizarre and destructive visions of reality".
Let's create games, play, and athletics that will truly enhance our lives, jettison destructive visions of manhood, and be a delight for us all.
The university perpetuates a very specific and – in our view – very destructive monolithic world vision.
"It seems wasteful and destructive without a vision of why".
It's from within the enabling, ennobling, and ostensibly sane frameworks of their business ventures that they find ways to pursue destructive and violent visions of godlike transcendence.
But the real reason to be horrified by this report doesn't lie in the details, it lies in the destructive incoherence of the whole vision.
All that stands between the nation and the dark vision behind these destructive votes is a Senate that has voted down or so far ignored the worst impulses of the House.
Necrotizing scleritis is the most severe and destructive form of scleritis with vision-threatening sequelae.
It is a vision so paranoid and destructive, so superstitious and vitriolic, that if he said it all in one speech you'd think you were listening to a guy in a sandwich board outside a tube station.
