Sentence examples for kind of wrecked from inspiring English sources

If a person's first encounter with sex was at a formative age and with a priest, she said, "it kind of wrecked them in a way from they could never recover from, or that they still struggle to recover from, at age forty, fifty, sixty".

I put most of it out, but it kind of wrecked my room.

The fascination of Rumsfeld, the tragedy of him, is that the Iraq occupation was nearly wrecked by the kind of mistakes he had spent his career diagnosing.

It can ill afford Islamist violence of the kind that has wrecked Tunisia and Egypt's tourism-dependent economies.

Robertson recalls a series of wrecked cars and missed practices.

Identity becomes an illusion as they struggle to assemble the loose fragments of wrecked lives.

It simply collapsed abruptly ina little cluster of wrecked buildings and model tenements.

In another image, she reclines in a landscape of wrecked bombers.

A couple of wrecked houses had white trailers in their front yards.

A number of wrecked cars could be seen.

Here's the litany of wrecked approaches: CAPM, OPM, VaR and the APT.