Sentence examples for something which destroys from inspiring English sources

"Art has something which destroys its own cells," says Kiefer.

"A lost child is something which destroys part of you at the time and then the rest of you slowly," Mrs Johnson said.

He said: "What the floods in Cumbria prove is that climate change is a real, visceral thing which destroys lives, and it is something that will have increasing consequences".

Think of Joe Hockey as an old Spanish lady and think of the budget as a crudely-rendered piece of shit which destroyed something that was working perfectly well.

"Hamilton and the other SFL clubs should not be put in the position to vote on something which may destroy Scottish Football," said chairman Gray.

In other words, it may well be the case that SocialGO launched and then found itself inundated with porn merchants, as happened to Ning – something which nearly destroyed the company until it banned them.

Otherwise and empirical evidence supports this view—society will tend to get too few value-creating transactions and positive spillovers.One can't simply say: letting private actors transact as they please might destroy something which might possibly have an aesthetic value greater than the structures which replace it and should therefore be strictly regulated!

"We will have to be very careful about putting in something which could impede or effectively destroy our ability to make a living from the land".

"The film has a certain something which we must be careful not to destroy," he remarks, as if running his eye over a set of kitchen drawers that he had knocked up in the garden shed.

"There is the potential that ecosystems may be destroyed on trying to get to something which does not pose a significant hazard".

Radical British Muslims wishing to attack and destroy something they belong to, crudely and violently represent something which comes from within rather than from without.