Sentence examples for destructive words from inspiring English sources

So avoiding destructive words and actions may be a smart choice if we want positive communion and communication with others.

The editorial claimed that the book, "includes destructive words and sentences which oppose to the values [of the Islamic Republic]," and that airport security had failed by "[trusting] the American-British publisher which has Zionist collaborators, such as Warner Bros..".

Mitt Romney has a gift for words — self-destructive words.

So thank you Dr. Laura, for reminding us yet again how truly useless and destructive this word really is, and how tiresome efforts to defend and preserve it really are.

From what I've gathered from the novel's Wikipedia page, the redemptive and destructive power of words is the book's main theme.

Because most parents are unaware of the destructive power of words.

Khan's love life has tended to be, in her own words, "destructive" and the only time she clams up during our afternoon at Charleston is when I ask about her current partner.

For example, Maya chooses to not speak after her rape because she is afraid of the destructive power of words.

Those who pooh-pooh the destructive power of words are forgetting (or ignoring) the horrific results of deadly orators such as Hitler and Mussolini.

The specific epithet exitialis derives from the Latin word "destructive", and refers to the lethally poisonous nature of the mushroom.

It's been 114 days since Barack Obama promised on the night of his re-election to protect future generations from – in his words – "the destructive power of a warming planet".