Sentence examples for nuclear destruction from inspiring English sources

Like the North Korean tests, each one advanced the knowledge of nuclear destruction.

Mr. Bush declares that the years of fighting Communism and nuclear destruction were at an end.

"He would say, 'Look, I'm talking about nuclear destruction, I can't be smiling, Mother.' So I've learned my lesson".

In later films, cold war paranoia was replaced by a more direct fear – that of nuclear destruction.

Lyndon B. Johnson's devastating "countdown" commercial imprinted on television viewers the image of nuclear destruction should they elect Barry Goldwater.

But he began warning against the dangers of nuclear destruction, and used his own experience as a lesson.

Their second Oscar came in 1962, for "The Hole," in which two construction workers debated nuclear destruction.

The United States came much closer to self-inflicted nuclear destruction at that time than most Americans realize.

These fragments stand in for Wendover, just as the base stands in for the birth of nuclear destruction.

A film exemplar is Stanley Kubrick's Dr. Strangelove (1964), a comedy of militaristic errors that ends in global nuclear destruction.

Ex-Pentagon chief William Perry claimed this year that nuclear destruction is a bigger risk today than during the 70s and 80s.