Sentence examples for simply destructive from inspiring English sources
However, a significant number of truly anti-EU parties are simply destructive and suffer from fundamental contradictions.
There was much she accepted in the report, but she said the "swingeing criticism" and "uninhibited negativity" were simply destructive.
What none of the Gutenbergers are able to countenance, because it is quite literally – for once the intensifier is justified – out of their minds, is that the advent of digital media is not simply destructive of the codex, but of the Gutenberg mind itself.
Another picture, "Triumph over Mastery II," depicts a man whitewashing Michelangelo's "Last Judgement" in the Sistine Chapel, flattening the picture plane and eliminating pictorial depth as though to suggest that modernism's "last judgement" of itself as progressive may otherwise be seen as simply destructive.
Simply replacing destructive fishing fleets with destructive global fish farms will only hasten the demise of our oceans.
Auto-destructive art was never merely destructive.
Rory in a rage is simply a destructive force of nature; we all know to duck and try to survive.
Yet triumphalism would in some respects be out of place, for Napoleon wasn't simply a destructive figure; on the contrary, for all the havoc wrought by his never-ending wars, he also introduced modern administrative and legal institutions into large parts of Europe, sweeping away inequalities and injustices in one semi-feudal region after another.
The next time you feel the impulse to turn inward, try letting someone in. 5. Some dreams are simply self-destructive Are your dreams as destructive as a snowman wishing for a tropical vacation?
Hinting at a readiness to boycott the next parliamentary elections when polls show steadily declining support for the Brotherhood's Freedom and Justice party looks simply self-destructive.
