Sentence examples for entirely destructive from inspiring English sources
Roy Hattersley calls him "an entirely destructive force".
Not only is it now boring, but it is entirely destructive".
We are only too familiar with the mainstream's difficulty in celebrating difference (when it's not being entirely destructive to it).
This is a third way, neither entirely destructive nor creative, and more prone to advancing form a deep position than either a Mascherano or an Alonso type.
Anonymity may be a desirable quality for a corporate whistle-blower or a Chinese political blogger, but it is an almost entirely destructive force in the online discourse of the West, and Siegel is right to say so.
He should at least warn his permanent secretaries to demand from their ministers "letters of direction" to absolve them from having authorised shocking sums – £4.2bn so far, with no deal costing far more – for an entirely destructive act.
Thus, it can be considered an entirely non-destructive technique.
Other EU leaders sensed that Cameron was set on a course that was entirely self-destructive, and that raised the bigger question of whether the UK could remain in the EU.
Another advantage they flag up versus other players is that their approach is entirely non-destructive.
The sense of lost control feeds into other elements of Abbott's entirely negative and destructive legacy.
