Sentence examples for purely to destroy from inspiring English sources
And what's a better distraction from your thoughts than trying to assemble a flat-pack bed invented purely to destroy long-term relationships?
The consensus candidate was supposed to be Kevin McCarthy, who immediately went out and baldly admitted a deeply-held Republican secret: the Benghazi hearings were designed purely to destroy Hillary Clinton's chances of becoming president.
It is true that, amid the compelling truths of how the Clintons wield power, there exist a host of "Arkansas Project" conspiracy theories, falsehoods, and inventions deployed by the right purely to destroy a hated political adversary.
People can make decks purely to destroy yours, if they simply don't like you, or enjoy outdoing you.
It is indeed a singular misconception of the nature and character of our constitutional system of government to suggest that the settled distinction which the doctrine just [p150] stated points out between judicial authority over justiciable controversies and legislative power as to purely political questions tends to destroy the duty of the judiciary in proper cases to enforce the Constitution.
As a rule I believe consumer confidence reflects the reality of the economy, rather than drives it, but when purely political actions serve to destroy confidence, then that has real economic consequences in terms of spending, investment and job hiring — all of which are decline when confidence falls.
He even suggested that "many Brexit-supporting editors would have done anything to destroy [David] Cameron purely because of Leveson [inquiry]" and called on sensible journalists to realise that Brexit would destroy the lives of many of their readers.
"Can we really continue to destroy ourselves, each other and the planet purely because of our desire for easy transportation?" asks the website.
For one thing, it's a purely defensive system — THAAD systems don't carry warheads, relying on the force of the "interceptor" to destroy the incoming missile rather than a detonation.
"Strategy, to destroy people?
