Sentence examples for the destructive elements from inspiring English sources

The "destructive elements" are in jail.

Scholars often discuss "The Tempest" as a parable of imperialism, but it's clear from Mendes's production that Prospero, the archetypal writer, is not a geographic imperialist but a psychic one, harnessing both the creative and the destructive elements of his protean personality.

This leaves Strawson free to explore and evaluate the constructive and the destructive elements of the Critique.

Richard Morais' reporting of the economic benefits that the Madhvani Group provides to ordinary Ugandans is a stark but refreshing contrast to the destructive elements unleashed by the brutal dictator Idi Amin in destroying a once prosperous nation.

A true dude is free of ego and all of the destructive elements associated with it.

Few partisan Democrats would describe themselves as "anti-capitalist," but most would acknowledge that they see a proper role for government in reigning in the destructive elements of capitalism.

In that case, the destructive element may have been a way to make it harder to get the systems up and running again, according to ESET.

While ESET's analysis showed the destructive element was "theoretically capable of shutting down critical systems," it said BlackEnergy malware's ability to take control of a system would give attackers enough access to take down the computers.

And on Thursday in two sets, at 8 30 p.m., Mr. Eisenstadt will lead his September Trio, with Ellery Eskelin on tenor saxophone and Angelica Sanchez on piano, in a celebration of its new album, "The Destructive Element" (Clean Feed).

In tragic biographies, perhaps, dwells a half-confirmation of the idea that to approach the mysteries, to capture the figure that will resolve the question mark of existence, a descent must take place, an immersion in what Joseph Conrad called "the destructive element".

But mostly I remember having a marathon conversation with Hunter about books and writers, settling finally on Joseph Conrad's exhortation in "Lord Jim": "In the destructive element immerse!" This was, no surprise, one of Hunter's favorite lines, and it led him into an astonishingly candid assessment of his own career, which was then at its peak.