Sentence examples for ruination of a from inspiring English sources

But it is not the ruination of a high-flying cad, one whose memoir would scandalize where this one bores.

He has "binged on junk culture," as he puts it, and that might in fact be romantic ruination, of a kind.

Activists from women's groups say it is important to speak of rape not as the ruination of a life, but as a horrific act that one can survive and move on from.

Before the Iraq war there was, presumably, no compelling evidence that it would result in the death of tens of thousands of innocent people and the ruination of a country.

The targets of his moral outrage are the hypocritical churchmen, gutter journalists and vicious rumormongers who participate in the ruination of a Roman Catholic priest for his attentions to a young unmarried mother living in poverty in his West Yorkshire parish.

To the screenwriter, who also adapted Trollope's 1875 satiric broadside, "The Way We Live Now," for a 2002 "Masterpiece Theater" production, "He Knew He Was Right" is a work that "feels startlingly modern," not only for its frank depiction of sexual jealousy and the ruination of a marriage but also for its portrayal of forthright, independent women.

And this is a different kind of bad, far away from the life-destroying, shame-inducing, ruination-of-a-virgin stuff.

"There is genuine risk of a spill and injury and the ruination of an enterprise which may gross a million in the Garden".

While Reynolds was hurt by what he considered a betrayal, David Ridpath saw his scapegoating as the ruination of an athletics administration career.

To those who were here after the flood, the epic ruination of an American city is still something that does not seem real.

Many say that the publication was placed in his hands after its proprietor, SI Newhouse, grew tired of the constant criticism that the magazine had dumbed down and, by default, that he was responsible for the ruination of an American institution.