Yeah, possibly destructive.
Perhaps most destructive for an artist is when they get traded in the middle of a release campaign.
The article also made it seem as if these groups were merely exporting a passé, or perhaps even destructive, brand of Freudianism.
This fluid novel also posits that the online world is more addictive, more mind-bending and perhaps more destructive than anything you will find in a pharmacy or buy from a dealer.
When I asked Ms. Salvador and her colleagues what made this a "quantum film," I was braced to hear some new-age mumbo jumbo about art, consciousness and randomness, perhaps the destructive impact of modernism.
His rendering of the scene is unsparing, "as her hair / goes up in a rush, as her fingers char, / as the spit on her tongue bubbles and froths, as she browns from heel / to head …" In her case, perhaps, the destructive power of fire is also one of regeneration, a harrowing of the body to purify the spirit: "In the fire lies your salvation, Anne, they said.
Seneca's interest in ethics and psychology first and foremost perhaps the destructive effects of excessive emotion seems to figure in his plays, and perhaps his natural philosophy plays an equally important role (cf. Fantham 1982, 15 19; Gill 2003, 56 58; Rosenmeyer 1989; Volk 2006; on the range of Seneca's writings, see Volk and Williams 2006).
With serious fiscal support from Congress and Obama off the table, Washington has focused on peripheral -- and perhaps ultimately destructive -- efforts to create jobs.
Perhaps this destructive spirit of animosity that lurks within each of us is what we really need to overcome, and not our external adversaries.
This indicates that these two procedures, although promising with regards to selective pretreatments of the biomass for high protein and carbohydrate containing samples, are not selective (or are perhaps even destructive) to conversion of the fatty acids in algal biomass.
