Sentence examples for destructive emotion from inspiring English sources

In football, hate can be a beautiful thing; sustaining and nourishing, quite unlike other manifestations of an otherwise destructive emotion.

Even hatred, a generally destructive emotion, can sometimes have a place, if directed against systems and ideologies rather than peoples.

She said, 'As long as Britain has Gibraltar.'" 5. "Guilt is a destructive emotion and doesn't fit in with my Life Plan".

Such a complacent and destructive emotion, loneliness.

Throughout our lives, we learn that anger is an inappropriate, unattractive, destructive emotion.

One method the Dalai Lama suggests can be particularly helpful: noticing the emotional stirrings that signal destructive emotions, then thinking about what those stirrings might indicate -- particularly fresh perspectives on our feelings rather than the same old rote thoughts that usually go with them.

For Stillman, the orderliness of Astaire-like dance is an actual cure for destructive emotions.

He said the real meaning of jihad was not harming others, but using constructive emotion to combat destructive emotions.

Religion binds individuals into groups through habits of altruism, creating relationships of trust strong enough to defeat destructive emotions.

Two thousand years from the present, his clones Daniel24 and Daniel25 from whom all destructive emotions, including love, have been removed read their "ancestor's" memoirs, discovering with mystification his sentimental torments.

Plato banished the poets from his ideal republic partly because of their capacity to arouse futile and destructive emotions, and in his answer to Plato, Aristotle argued that poetry, in particular tragic poetry, was valuable precisely because of its emotional effect.