"The architecture is serving much more than an ordering device," says Lillie, walking into the final room that addresses time, full of broken columns and fractured pediments, crumbling ruins used to express the destruction of the old order when Jesus appears on the scene.
At the hearing, there were concerns expressed regarding destruction of vegetation.
"Save the Planet, Kill Yourself" emerged as a succinct way to express alarm at the destruction of the environment, as well as a pathway to the only viable remedy Korda could identify, which was voluntary population reduction.
She wrote, "Criminal, madman, and suicide.... Their criminality, their madness, their death express the revolt of the destroyed against his destruction".
But, he wrote, Mr. Bush opted for a diplomatic approach after other advisers — still stinging over "the bad intelligence we had received about Iraq's stockpiles of weapons of mass destruction" — expressed misgivings.
The irreversibility of heat transfer process can be expressed with exergy destruction.
In his "Stranded" essay, Bangs describes the album as "proof that there was something left to express artistically besides nihilism and destruction".
My social contacts had dwindled almost to none; the presence of other people made me nervous and paranoid … ["Astral Weeks"] assumed at the time the quality of a beacon, a light on the far shores of the murk; what's more, it was proof that there was something left to express artistically besides nihilism and destruction.
As for salty water, of the kind that so enthrals us when apparently detected on Mars, on Earth we express our appreciation with a frenzy of destruction.
Cancer gene therapy could be designed specifically to express therapeutic genes to induce cancer cell destruction.
