Sentence examples for something to be destroyed from inspiring English sources

"The propaganda made Tutsi women powerful, desirable -- and therefore something to be destroyed," Rhonda Copelon told me.

And let's not forget how long they lived among us and how little they absorbed -- how they went to their deaths believing that American laws were only something to be eluded, American citizens only targets to be killed and American society only something to be destroyed.

It is the result, like the Affordable Care Act, of being a major accomplishment of the Obama Administration and therefore, by definition, something to be destroyed, cutting off our nose to spite our face.

These investigations would not consider society as a whole and then recommend universal solutions, for '"the whole of society" is precisely that which should not be considered except as something to be destroyed' (Foucault, 1980b[1971b]: 233).

He shook my shoulders, stared into my face and said, "Because there has to be something there to be destroyed!" Mellower now but still feisty, productive and cheerfully apocalyptic, Professor Jacobs is making sure that there will be.

They regarded the present as a temporary stage in history's unfolding, and the fantastic unrealizability of what was to be — pure Germanness, or the classless society — made what merely was something only to be destroyed or overcome.

As Officer Cobb testified, the officers "knew that there was possibly something that was going to be destroyed inside the apartment," and " [a]t that point, … [they] explained … [that they] were going to make entry". Ibid.

In fact it had to be destroyed so something new could be erected in its place (so Mr Gorbachev gets credit for managing the inexorable decline of a political system in a relatively peaceful way).Malaysia is not in such a terminal mess.

To them it's a noxious weed to be destroyed, but something keeps them from doing it.

Is this the moment to be destroying something?

But our hope is if they know it is here, they will work to save it, not let something else be destroyed".