destructiveness造句

Childrens envy is characteristic of circumstance, directness, impulse and destructiveness.

It is a very strong defense with offensiveness, initiative and destructiveness in modern basketball movement.

Yet by presenting itself as an instrument for history's ultimate return to itself, ideology unwittingly admits to its own destructiveness.

At the same time, destructiveness test by loading on simple supporting prestressing concrete beam and gathering work of the vibration signal were carried on.

Klein sees envy as a manifestation of primary destructiveness, to some extent "inherited" i. e. constitutionally based, and worsened by external adversity.

Most of human activities could hardly achieve this, but to escalate the destructiveness of the violence, worsening the relationship among humans, and, between human and natural environment.

And if technology can manage to do miracles-- it has managed on the path of destructiveness, it can also manage miracles on the path of creativeness.

The object of crime belongs to the category of judgment but not a concept, and its content is the behavior to destructiveness of the legal relationship, that is the behavior violated against the law.