Sentence examples for fierce and destructive from inspiring English sources
Weather The Miami Hurricanes are named after a fierce and destructive weather event, something that only the unaffected could ever consider anything other than just plain awful.
Yet the Korean War took place in some measure under U.N. auspices, and neither it nor the Vietnam War, fierce and destructive as they were, altered the view that war as such was a relic of the barbarous past.
As is often the case with issues involving race, the pushback is fierce and destructive, not constructive -- what separates the violence inherent in the New Black Panthers' actions from Zimmerman's?
She is also personified as the Goddess (Devi), Mother (Amba), black and destructive (Kali), fierce (Chandika), and inaccessible (Durga).
More than 500 people have been killed across Aleppo province in two weeks of a fierce government offensive with rockets and destructive barrel bombs, local doctors and human rights groups reported.
Nevertheless, what really galled him was how it seemed to be the game of Washington "to make the strife of politics so fierce and brutal, and so destructive of all self-respect in worthy men, that sensitive and delicate-minded persons shall be kept aloof, and they, and such as they, be left to battle out their selfish views, unchecked".
Śiva is considered to have evolved from Rudra, and the two share a fierce, unpredictable, destructive nature.
And destructive rumors abound.
Attacks and destructive acts.
Envy is frequently corrosive and destructive.
