Sentence examples for the total destruction from inspiring English sources

Even one prominent Tory donor, Alexander Temerko, has slammed the government for cutting renewable subsidies, holding George Osborne "totally responsible for the total destruction of energy policy".

These groups are relentlessly committed to violence and to the total destruction of Israel.

Certainly not by any that assessed the true cost of the total destruction wrought by programs like the Sheldon spraying.

"His death is the total destruction of my life," Mr. Farah's wife, Idil Farey, told The A.P.

"[U]se of denationalisation as a punishment [means] the total destruction of the individual's status in organised society.

"This would mean the total destruction of everything that has been here for nearly half a century," Mrs. Balligand said.

Ms. Dörrie sees images of her country everywhere in Japan, evidence of the ravages experienced by two former Axis powers: "The total destruction of the country.

The script tilted beautifully for Arsenal as Giroud hauled himself up, ambled back into action, and went about the total destruction of Olympiakos's resistance.

But each year, one cabinet member stays away from Capitol Hill, as an ostensible safeguard against the total destruction of leadership should something comprehensively horrible come to pass.

However, the fire took hold and burned for some 10 days, with the total destruction of the plant, equipment and stock".

The great revolution invented modern politics because it did two things: legitimised popular action and contemplated the total destruction of tradition.