destructive造句

It is destructive.

Abnormal fear is very bad and destructive.

It is a story of destructive rural homophobia.

Yet a destructive passivity has overtaken our discourse.

The destructive force of the storm is huge.

We should never hate our self, it is very destructive.

Iraqi Deputy Prime Minister said America's accusation of Iraq's development of mass destructive weapons is groundless

Buggs gets upset because the bounty on rabbits is much less than more destructive animals.

Archaeological evidence suggests that when roused it is even more destructive.

The other is less destructive, killing only those in the immediate vicinity.

Once the 'true believing' process is in place, you can pour in any content with similarly destructive results.

They have survived the destructive influences of man through their location in precipitous topography and the moist winter micro-climate.

This perhaps is the greatest travesty of all, as the physical became so destructive that it went into extinction patterning.

For instance, if you're a fan of Charlie Sheen and Lindsay Lohan, it's clear self-destructive Hollywood stars and their lives are what you're interested in.

Use Positive Language (Body and Verbal) – You can use positive language skills to exhibit yourself as a helpful, constructive person rather than a destructive, disinterested one.

I swapped my New York attire for Aloha shirts. My self-destructive habits lost their appeal. It's hard to be bitter when you're laughing.

So it's just half of the equation and what these self-help books and messages do is over promise and under deliver, which at times can be destructive.

Now early in this century this proposal would have been greeted with ridicule and denunciation, as destructive of initiative and responsibility.

Meanwhile, we should guard against unthinking action, and particularly against the spontaneous and destructive tendency to seek gains for oneself or one's unit at the expense of the state and the people.

But what is more controversial is the similar use of the exclamation point in marking methods that are "destructive" or "dangerous" in the sense that they modify their receivers.

But for couples who are able to avoid that destructive behavior-or what Sandy calls "unskillful ways to deal with differences" -conflict from time to time can be like relationship therapy.

And since the destructive rampage of Anders Behring Breivik in Norway that left nearly 80 people dead, it is no longer assumed that such a person may be capable of doing only limited harm.

If you are able to look beyond someone's pain, anger, fear and self-destructive behavior, and see the angel of light in their face, you offer them something very precious.

This omission is one of the most destructive, backward steps in modern software design. This failure can be attributed to the interdependence of files and the organizational systems in which they exist, an interdependence that doesn’t exist in the mechanical world.