Sentence examples for pervasive and destructive from inspiring English sources

I skimmed the table of contents until I reached three essays entitled, "Fear," "Fortitude," and "Life Without Fear," in which Russell writes about the pervasive and destructive nature of fear.

In our rush to protect our youth from the dangerous drug Ecstasy, let's not forget the far more pervasive and destructive drug of choice of millions of school-age children: marijuana.

But the governor's race here has embodied much of what's wrong with politics across the U.S. Start with the money, which is always a pervasive and destructive influence, the green monster that is devouring democracy.

Cruz is not just posturing; he is stoking a pervasive and potentially destructive strain of anti-court sentiment within the G.O.P.

And I think if we had the two forces try to approach each other, we might break away from the system that has been so pervasive and so destructive to the people.

And destructive as well.

Earthquakes and destructive cyclones also occur regularly.

It is both protective and destructive.

"Such views are wicked and destructive".

Envy is frequently corrosive and destructive.

The river remains wide and destructive.