Sentence examples for good to destroy from inspiring English sources

It's good to destroy things, too," he says.

In case there was ever a question, let me be clear: It feels good to destroy stuff, even if you pay for the privilege. .

In case there was ever a question, let me be clear: It feels good to destroy stuff, even if you pay for the privilege.

Don't just think you're good enough to beat the opposition, know you're good enough to destroy the opposition.

And I thought, This is a good opportunity to destroy".

"Nature abhors them, the forces of good combine to destroy them, but a few of these creatures have lived on for centuries".

The call to erase diocesan boundaries, said Jim Naughton, a spokesman for the Washington Diocese, which backed Bishop Robinson's ordination, "sounds like a good way to destroy the church entirely".

In that volume Mr. Hanson wrote approvingly of the ancient Greek view of war as "terrible but innate to civilization -- and not always unjust or amoral if it is waged for good causes to destroy evil and save the innocent".

And so she typed a quick response: ''Nothing like a good 'Ouch!' to destroy psych safety in the morning.'' Her teammate replied: ''Just testing your resilience.'' ''That could have been the wrong thing to say to someone else, but he knew it was exactly what I needed to hear,'' Rozovsky said.

"I'm very confident [that machine translation will not get good enough to destroy a crowdsourced translation business]… One of the biggest challenge with machine translation is first of all you have to have enough data," he says.

Parents are happier, but that's not a good reason to destroy public schools.