Sentence examples for like a destructive from inspiring English sources

Meaningful reflection struggles in a maelstrom, and national affairs blows like a destructive typhoon.

That the Fugue so vehemently takes up the note on which the Cavatina ends seems almost like a destructive act.

"Just look at how oil palm, which is highly productive and profitable, is spreading across the tropics like a destructive tsunami".

I think everyone was doing their best to try and make things work, but for me it was like a destructive marriage – you give it everything you can to keep it going.

If the despoiled, beautiful plumage and glazed look of death in the birds' eyes made me feel like a destructive creep, the discovery that I could shoot so well made me realize that if I could just get over that one silly objection, I might be on my way to becoming a professional assassin.

Issuing a term sheet to figure out if you like a deal is destructive.

Like destructive osseous lesions elsewhere in the body, the most likely diagnosis of a destructive process in the skull base is a metastatic deposit.

No wonder Paul Volcker sternly warned that all this reminded him of the early 1970s, when Paulson-like passivity gave us a destructive decade of inflation and its ugly political consequences.

The serum transfer model of Benoist and Mathis has shown that antibodies against the ubiquitous enzyme glucose-6-phosphate isomerase (G6PI) can induce a destructive, RA-like arthropathy in mice from a wide spectrum of genetic backgrounds [ 21].

The stigma that still surrounds mental illness can latch onto negative thoughts like a leech, forming a destructive, symbiotic relationship.

Tip toeing through ruined #Cairo #1983 #xmen #apocalypse A photo posted by Bryan Singer (@bryanjaysinger) on Jul 21, 2015 at 1 08pm PDT If this is a result of the war that Apocalypse hopes to rage, it looks like it will be a destructive confrontation.