Sentence examples for had been so destructive from inspiring English sources

But no previous weapon had been so destructive.

Then, with his fourth delivery of the day, he bowled Graham Wagg, who had been so destructive against him in the first innings.

It could have been so destructive".

Bigotry has been so destructive that it's tempting to dismiss race and ethnicity as artificial, but there are genuine differences among population groups.

Spain's housing crisis has been so destructive that the PAH's use of community self-organisation and support, and direct action to block evictions, has been copied across the world.

Regina M. Schwartz, in her book "The Curse of Cain: The Violent Legacy of Monotheism" (1997), argues that the Old Testament's endorsement of violence — the fruit, she says, of monotheism, with its intolerance — has been so destructive that we should delete it from the text and "produce an alternative Bible... embracing multiplicity instead of monotheism".

Yet almost no one here publicly questioned the decision to drop a bomb on his house and kill civilians; all the sentiment in Israel was how satisfying and just it was to kill a man whose ideology and activity had been so virulent and destructive.

How could I have been so self-destructive and stupid?

And I think if we had the two forces try to approach each other, we might break away from the system that has been so pervasive and so destructive to the people.

Their writings were more on target than anyone's, and they are justifiably mystified about how the United States could have been so stupid and self-destructive.

"I have been destructive like a tornado because I have been so mad," she said.