Sentence examples for essentially destructive from inspiring English sources
Marcuse is a 70 year old German Marxist professor... His book has a simple theme: the complete rejection of the existing order... The Marcusian philosophy is essentially destructive: it offers no clear model for a new order after the destruction of existing society.
Mediterranean and North American harvester ants (Messor, Atta, Tetramorium, and Pheidole) are essentially destructive, storing and fermenting many seeds and eating them completely.
Evil is always evil, and it may be thought of, perhaps, as essentially destructive, a willed and deliberate negation of organic life.
But it's proved not to be an endless pot of resource, it's proved to be a path of self-contradictory and essentially destructive behaviour in practice.
Recently, one anorexic patient posted a Facebook status update: "I look great with five more pounds lost!" The thumbs-ups responses crowded onto the teenager's Facebook page, applauding what was essentially destructive behavior.
Well, it turns out that I've actually been polite to David Stockman Neil Irwinn describes his recent writings as "spittle-filled", and gets at the essentially destructive nature of Stockman's critique.
The story of the film is essentially the destructive force of desire on the work and the life of a serious artist — and it ends with a literal, cosmic call for help (in the sky, via an airplane's skywriting).
There are those who will maintain that this was essentially a destructive contribution in a match of distinct and very British muscularity (by the end United had seven British players on the pitch).
We have seen, essentially, a destructive political process in Washington, where the insurance company lobby essentially wrote a good piece of this bill.
Human beings are not essentially self-destructive.
A coalition in Washington called SmarterSafer.org, made up of environmentalists, libertarians and budget watchdogs, contends that the subsidies have essentially become a destructive, unaffordable entitlement.
