Assertion: jealousy | /r/HasProperty | destructive
Facets:
value: sometimes
type: DEGREE
value: to a relationship
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: incredibly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: However, too much jealousy can be dangerous and destructive to a relationship, and even to people’s lives.
text: Jealousy can be disruptive or constructive, or some mix of those.
text: Here’s how to figure out whether your jealousy is the destructive kind (and what to do about it).
text: After completing this lesson, the children will see how jealousy and pursuing selfish desires can be destructive.
text: After completing this lesson, the children will see how jealousy and pursuing selfish desires can be destructive.
text: But jealousy is incredibly destructive when it gets out of control
text: Jealousy is only destructive if we take it at face value—as opposed to exploring its deeper meaning
text: Realize jealousy is not only destructive but a very lonely place to be.
text: Jealousy is destructive to the other person’s self-esteem.
text: However, jealousy in the work place can also be destructive and disrupt job function
text: If you know your jealousy is largely irrational and destructive, it’s time to get serious about a course correction.
text: Sometimes jealousy can be disruptive.