Sentence examples for was so destructive from inspiring English sources

My first relationship at 15 made me really, really mature because it was so destructive and intense.

The slaughter was so destructive that remains of our Fromelle dead were discovered only as recently as April.

Katrina was so destructive — whole towns and cities devastated, and their traditions swept away — that anyone who would presume to comment on it has a heavy burden.

He said he had pounded her with his hands, demanding to know why she was so destructive, and had shoved her head under a cold bathtub faucet.

Ireland's crash was so destructive, and so obviously the result of self-inflicted wounds, that the "troika" (the European Central Bank, European Commission and IMF) that supervised its bail-out programme met little resistance unlike in Greece.

B1 SCIENCE TIMES F1-8 Combing the Coast for Clues Scientists and researchers are scouring the Gulf Coast where Hurricane Katrina first came ashore, mapping changes in beach formations and patterns of damage for clues about why this storm was so destructive.

"They are so destructive.

It could have been so destructive".

But no previous weapon had been so destructive.

That need for validation by the market is so destructive.

But it's so destructive to the family.