Sentence examples for outward destruction from inspiring English sources

Writer points out that 600,000 civilians were killed in the raids and gives rubble statistics... Apart from Heinrich Böll, only a few other writers-among them Hans Erich Nossack, the author of "Der Untergang" ("The End")-ventured to break the taboo on any mention of the inward and outward destruction, and generally did so rather equivocally..

Writer points out that 600,000 civilians were killed in the raids and gives rubble statistics... Apart from Heinrich Böll, only a few other writers-among them Hans Erich Nossack, the author of "Der Untergang" ("The End")-ventured to break the taboo on any mention of the inward and outward destruction, and generally did so rather equivocally.

Rangers are back, and outward signs of destruction were few.

Artists are meant to explore and exploit our national psyche--perhaps it's no accident that Currin and his peers are reaching back to a time when navel and breast gazing was safer than looking outward at the destruction, a time when all bets were off.

Shiva has three eyes, the third eye bestowing inward vision but capable of burning destruction when focused outward.

It was a fear of death, charring, radiation sickness and of something much larger too: the evisceration of society and global environmental destruction, all of it spiraling outward from that first incendiary flash.

The co-pilot of the Germanwings aircraft which crashed into the French Alps in March rehearsed the destruction of the aircraft during its outward flight to Barcelona, it has emerged.

The paradox between cats' cute outward appearance and inward capacity for wickedness (or at least sofa destruction) is crucial to their place in Japanese folklore.

If the quantum vacuum is unstable in this particular way, wherever this decay occurs will result in the destruction of everything in the Universe in a bubble which expands outward at the speed of light.

The recent deaths and destruction in Charlottesville and the impotent response of our president are only the most recent outward signs of a festering infection that afflicts the very soul of our nation.

Die Ahnfrau, written in the trochaic Spanish verse form, has many of the outward features of the then-popular "fate tragedy" (Schicksalsdrama), but the characters are themselves ultimately responsible for their own destruction.