Sentence examples for know how destructive from inspiring English sources

From personal experience I know how destructive racial hatred can be.

Unlike Congressional Republicans, Mr. Bush seems to recognize the distinction between principled opposition and vengeful obstructionism, and to know how destructive the latter can be.

We know how destructive he is when he's in form".

He knew how destructive The News of the World could be, not just for the targets of its exposés, but also for the ordinary journalists who worked there, who got caught up in its remorseless drive for headlines.

Do we know how to deal with destructive mind-control groups?

I've long known how wasteful, destructive, and dangerous the process of extracting oil from tar sands is.

I am French, born and raised, from an Algerian background, so I know how much racism and terrorism can be destructive for our society.

The Education Department doesn't know how many borrowers were harmed by the destructive practices, it conceded in its letter to Warren.

It's difficult to know how to respond properly to shocking, psychically destructive events, such as a sudden death of someone who a friend today overheard at the farmer's market describe as a pillar of Los Angeles's art scene.

An American housewife of a Swiss banker assuages her inner misery with a series of affairs, but soon realizes she doesn't know how to extricate herself from her self-destructive spiral.

This is now history, as mean, ugly, destructive behavior prevails, So here it is in a nut-shell: Mature people know how to work hard, but accept and learn to live with certain dreams that may never come true.