Quotes About Destruction
The fate of the Right in the late modern age is to destroy what remains of the past in a vain attempt to recover it.
~ John Gray
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Most of us have moved away. Sure, we take the checks because it's our land, but the casino has destroyed the soul of our people. I know nothing about it. I despise the place and the people who run it.
~ John Grisham
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Not long after Vayden left, there was a big rain, and a flood. Because the creeks and rivers are choked off, the water is diverted to other runoffs. Flooding is a huge problem, to say the least. An avalanche of mud and trees and topsoil swept through the valley and took out the Gray home. Crushed it and scattered it for miles downstream. Fortunately, no one was in the house; by then it was uninhabitable, not even Webster could stay
~ John Grisham
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Because it's Appalachia. The coal companies are destroying our mountains, towns, culture, and lives, and it's not a story.
~ John Grisham
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Quando fu infine sistemata, ci sembrò ovviamente sensato portare a casa un grosso compagno a quattro zampe con unghie raspanti, grandi denti e limitate capacità espressive per iniziare a demolirla di nuovo.
~ John Grogan
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The Old Provost's Lodging had been razed to its foundation. All that remained was a pile of rubble.
~ John Guy
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All seemed to be over when Bothwell's mainmast was shot away by a cannonball
~ John Guy
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violent gale blew up.
~ John Guy
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you will understand why I say to you: sell the Hall unseen, burn it to the ground and plough the earth with salt, if you will; but never live there.
~ Unknown
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Weeds already hid the ashes, and wild flowers were in bloom among the city's bones. The bomb had not only left the underground organs of plants intact; it had stimulated them.
~ John Hersey
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Houses nearby were burning, and when huge drops of water the size of marbles began to fall, he half thought that they must be coming from the hoses of firemen fighting the blazes. (They were actually drops of condensed moisture falling from the turbulent tower of dust, heat, and fission fragments that had already risen miles into the sky above Hiroshima.)
~ John Hersey
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In a city of two hundred and forty-five thousand, nearly a hundred thousand people had been killed or doomed at one blow; a hundred thousand more were hurt.
~ John Hersey
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Mankind must destroy anti-humanity before it becomes extinct itself.
~ John Hersey
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ABOUT a week after the bomb dropped, a vague, incomprehensible rumor reached Hiroshima—that the city had been destroyed by the energy released when atoms were somehow split in two.
~ John Hersey
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These violent delights will have violent ends!" My son didn't get the Westworld reference.
~ John Hodgman
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By keeping "peaceful" in this instance, we end up consenting to the destruction of all peace - for so long as we condone injustice by a small but powerful group, we condone the destruction of all social stability, all real peace
~ John Howard Griffin
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How can you render the duties of justice to men when you're afraid they'll be so unaware of justice they may destroy you? ...especially since their attitude toward their own race is a destructive one.
~ John Howard Griffin
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The destruction of art by sociology and psychoanalysis," he called it.
~ John Irving
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We would be destroying a habitable world," Sloane said, at once repulsed and amazed.
~ John Jackson Miller
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The Galactic Empire endures. Despite the destruction of its terrifying Death Star by the Rebel Alliance, its oppression spreads undiminished across the stars.
~ John Jackson Miller
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The problem was that blowing things up was the only thing Skelly had ever been taught to do.
~ John Jackson Miller
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Trouble was, when you refused to learn, the result was what surrounded the rumbling wagon: soured earth; abandoned homes; imperiled lives. Ruin.
~ John Jakes
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Even while you read this, whole square miles of identical boxes are spreading like gangrene; developments conceived in error, nurtured by greed, corroding everything they touch.
~ John Keats
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People of privilege will always risk their complete destruction rather than surrender any material part of their advantage. Intellectual myopia, often called stupidity, is no doubt a reason. But the privileged also feel that their privileges, however egregious they may seem to others, are a solemn, basic, God-given right. The sensitivity of the poor to injustice is a trivial thing compared with that of the rich.
~ John Kenneth Galbraith
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