Sentence examples for engines of destruction from inspiring English sources

The Navy must always treat its warships like what they are: engines of destruction.

The Gothic novelist Horace Walpole was less enthusiastic, fearing that balloons would be "converted into new engines of destruction to the human race — as is so often the case of refinements or discoveries in Science".

They will think that we should have thrown our bodies in front of the engines of destruction everywhere, raised our voices to the heavens, halted everything until the devastation stopped.

Mr. Charette and Mills Corporation executives say that rather than being viewed as an engine of destruction, Meadowlands Mills should be seen as a force for renewal.

But this does nothing for jobs or growth, and the euro continues to function as a 21st-century version of the interwar gold standard – an engine of destruction crushing economic activity and shredding the fabric of society.

A column that celebrates drinking should pause every once in a while to celebrate not drinking, given that alcohol is a two-edged sword: catalyst for delight and engine of destruction; handled with restraint by some people, abused and best avoided entirely by others.

Well, the creator of that engine of destruction has put together a new contraption: a slingshot that fires six 20mm steel balls at once.

While the implementation of traditional ECMO may have its good intentions, in reality, it may be the patient's engine of destruction if it does not address the morbid ramifications of reperfusion injury.

In this safe and harmonious world, building terrible engines of mass destruction — Crowley is not an unironic writer — for as long as the war lasts, they will be valued, valuable, free.

So I began to work with Physicians for Social Responsibility, Clean Water Action, Toxics Action Center, and so on; these groups that were actually trying to change these engines of our destruction around us.

VIOLENCE -- In other hands (Wes Craven's, for instance), the snowplow would make a fine engine of death and destruction.