Sentence examples for a destructive kind from inspiring English sources

He'll let them know, but not in a destructive kind of way.

An evolving political order is increasingly dominated by corporatism (more pejoratively known as crony capitalism, where politically favored CEOs acquire the power to regulate their competitors), which is entrepreneurship of a destructive kind.

And yet most parents are not in a position to assess whether or not something is a healthy kind of engagement or a destructive kind of engagement.

The west is damned when it intervenes and when it doesn't, as in Syria, sometimes by the very people who seem unconcerned by Russian or Iranian interventions of a cynical or destructive kind.

A giant tornado might hit Tulsa, Oklahoma, but it's not the destructive kind.

He was funny, terrifying, creative, destructive, kind, cruel, and all on the largest scale.

For although they felt drawn to the most destructive kind of journalism - which maims and kills, wrecks marriages and damages the psyche; which can breed cynicism and contempt - their practice of it transformed it into a redemptive experience.

Philodemus here distinguishes the two kinds of anger by different terms, 'anger' (orgê) for the mild and natural kind, 'rage' (thumos) for the unnatural and destructive kind.

Self-indulgence of a rather livelier, albeit self-destructive kind was a definite problem for the characters in "27," from the Philadelphia company New Paradise Laboratories.

But here, she equates marquetry with rawer, more destructive kinds of art-making.

The Oresund and its fisheries have remained in great shape because they are protected from the most destructive kinds of fishing.