Sentence examples for it can only be destroyed from inspiring English sources

"It can only be destroyed.

This small nation in the Balkans cannot be defeated, it can only be destroyed.

But it can only be destroyed by the Sword of Gryffindor, which Dumbledore left Harry in his will, but is somehow at the bottom of a frozen lake?

Perhaps it's true that genuine wildernesses can only be destroyed, but new "wilderness," what the Dutch call "new nature," can be created.

"A house can only be destroyed once and then you have to buy a new policy".

Lewis's characters live in a world in which innocence can never be restored, but can only be destroyed.

Coates' book finds its inspiration in Baldwin's essay The Fire Next Time, where Baldwin, also in a letter, counsels his nephew: You can only be destroyed by believing that you really are what the white world calls a nigger.

A second objection to the view that the state is an individual is that, whereas singular things can only be destroyed by external causes (IIIP4), "a commonwealth is always in greater danger from its citizens than from its enemies" (e.g., TP 6/6).

Several ground units are also present on the grid map, and can only be destroyed by bombers.

As the great criminologist Norval Morris once explained, in the court system "discretion [is] like matter... it cannot be destroyed, it can only be displaced".

"Energy cannot be created or destroyed, it can only be changed from one form to another".