Sentence examples for terribly destructive from inspiring English sources

Either way, the effect is often terribly destructive.

"Otto and I... used to find her perplexing, exhausting, maddening, deeply loving, terribly destructive..

Howard Katz, a former ESPN executive, called Olbermann "a terribly destructive force".

"Otto and I... used to find her perplexing, exhausting, maddening, deeply loving, terribly destructive...

Early PC malware tended to be like that – irritating but not terribly destructive.

"The options available to civilization worldwide to avert this terribly destructive pattern are beginning to slip away from us.

People say, 'I want to be on the James wagon' or 'the Lachlan wagon,' and it is just terribly self-destructive, even of their relationship, if that happens".

I find Debord's rants adolescent — but their adolescence is what makes them enduringly charming, like a primordial form of intellectual punk: impossible and wrongheaded, expressive of real and vital energies, and also terribly self-destructive.

W Stephen Gilbert Corsham, Wiltshire As cake now appears to be a root cause of division and uncertainty in British life (Goodbye Bake Off; Northern Ireland), I am reminded of Brass Eye warning us of the dangers this terribly addictive and destructive substance.

Enforcing the city's drug laws has been both terribly expensive and unevenly destructive.

I believe our system is terribly flawed and I am turned off by what I consider to be a destructive political process.