Sentence examples for quick to tear from inspiring English sources
Perhaps because the emergency medicine they practice is so speedy and brutal, the surgeons are tenderhearted and sentimental, as quick to tear up as they are to tear out a kidney.
His criticisms are severe, but always seem to bear in mind his warning that "our culture is too quick to tear down our presidents," all of whom, he said, were "patriots who cared deeply about the fate of the country".
Why must Muslims be so quick to tear each other down?
Anytime I saw a picture of a brown-skin curvy woman in a magazine I was quick to tear it out and put it on my wall among the posters of musicians and others that I looked up to.
For those critics who argue for diversity in prime-time in one breath but are then quick to tear down a black program that hasn't even made it to its second season, check your reasoning.
The biggest jabs have come from men who said they fell in love with me because they loved my brain, but were quick to tear me down the minute I got too ahead of myself.
It is much quicker to tear the pineapple rings up by hand.
Ms. D'avanzo is the projects-raised street fighter, quick with her fists and quick to tears when it comes to her husband's infidelity.
Drawing on a revelatory cache of newly available diaries and records, Taylor reveals the complexities of the soldier and statesman, showing him to be shockingly brutal at times, oddly passive at others, naïvely earnest, quick to tears, and always surrounded by intrigue.
However, he warned that there was no quick fix for the crisis that threatens to tear Iraq apart.
