Sentence examples similar to destructive affection from inspiring English sources
It is necessary not only to evaluate the efficacy of the different treatments but also to reflect the history of the disease, maintaining a registry of the progression of the destructive process, evaluating the affection and quantifying the damage.
Later Anne meets "Ranger", a quasi-feudal figure, and "Peter Parker", a troubled boy for whom Anne develops a deep affection despite his destructive tendencies.
A Grub Street transplant, Fairlie brought to America a fluency in history and prose, a jagged wit, a newcomer's affection for the New World, and a set of self-destructive life-style habits charming only in hindsight.
He gave a borderline dislikable performance, hewing almost too faithfully to the Coen brothers' idea of the character as a self-destructive second-level artist (a folksinger), a man incapable of receiving or expressing affection.
Don't smother them with affection or else they might develop separation anxiety when left alone and could become destructive.
Destructive: constructive.
That is hugely destructive.
