Sentence examples for genuinely destructive from inspiring English sources

Gareth Bale has been the top individual dribbler and a genuinely destructive runner in the surging modern style.

For women or people of color who work in more conservative, less tech-savvy industries, this state of affairs can be genuinely destructive to their future opportunities.

Mr Trump was and remains an abnormal politician because he threatens changes that, with almost no exception, are genuinely destructive to American values and interests, not least to the interests of many of those white working-class voters who voted for him in the hope of change.

He despatched Stokes over mid-on with a controlled back-foot flay that had something genuinely destructive about it, that special feeling the best attacking players convey when suddenly the ground seems too small, the game too easy, the bowlers meekly resigned.

He argued that legalizing marijuana might have a positive effect on our clogged legal system, offering those who mess around with pot a chance to succeed later in life and keeping police free to concentrate on genuinely destructive criminal activity.

Sure, SOPA and PIPA are really destructive, potentially damaging U.S. competitiveness and genuinely killing jobs.

Instead I had to wonder if the genuinely self-destructive habits that manifested during my depressive episodes were really so different from asking a partner to leave marks that would last for weeks.

Is it really so destructive?

I genuinely fear perpetual, distracting and destructive attempts to find division where there is none and splits where they don't exist, all to the detriment of the party's cause".

Whether all this is evidence that DeMarco is that rarest of things, an artist who genuinely doesn't care about success, or of something rather darker and wilfully self-destructive, is an intriguing question.

Destructive: constructive.