Sentence examples for eminent destruction from inspiring English sources
Whatever information the amygdala doesn't catch, our confirmation bias -- which is now biased toward confirming our eminent destruction -- certainly does.
When St Pancras was threatened with destruction in 1966, eminent architectural historians - including Nikolaus Pevsner and tireless conservationists, notably John Betjeman - fought a vigorous campaign to shame British Railways and Harold Wilson's government.
"Just staying with Iraq and the question of weapons of mass destruction," I say, "an eminent professor of my acquaintance keeps, in his office, a poster calling for a full inquiry into the death of Dr David Kelly".
The toll went far beyond the thousands of lost lives and the destruction of the pre-eminent symbol of the New York skyline.
The pre-eminent grocery retailer, Mr. Levinson writes, "fell victim to the creative destruction it had once dispensed".
President Anwar Sadat, the pre-eminent Arab leader, had devoted his political and military career to the destruction of Israel.
If Turkey continues successfully down this path, it will be as strategically significant for the balance of power in the region as the emergence of Iran as a pre-eminent power thanks to the collapse of the Soviet Union and the later destruction of Sunni dominance in Iraq by the U.S. invasion.
This episode is horribly reminiscent of the shameful treatment of another eminent scientist, Dr David Kelly, and the lack of science-based evidence for weapons of mass destruction.
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