The nest's destruction just seems such a shabby, cheap thing.

My destruction of the fusion device seems finally to have taken the fight from the attackers.

The door's destruction seemed to have startled him no more than the fall of a tumbling leaf.

The destruction of the artillery seemed to have impressed the enemy commander, because the expected attack did not come at once.

This destruction seems to cry out for a transcendent ethical perspective.

The destruction seemed less from this angle than he actually feared.

The destruction seems to have affected people in various ways.

The destruction of the past then seemed to me to be the only possible hope.

This destruction seems to leave him quite composed, though he and his men have done most of it.

But the senseless destruction of war seemed to be following them.