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What Gilbert doesn't understand is yes, he was honest, he was self-destructively honest.

Kornheiser, Feinstein, Bayless attack Gilbert Dan Steinberg 2010

Such people acted "self-destructively because of their excessive faith in their intelligence," he says.

The Mind Readers Christopher F. Chabris 2011

People going self-destructively batshit over the loss of a lover is not in itself a bad thing, necessarily, within the context of literature.

Five Reasons You Should Totally See That Vampire Movie | Her Bad Mother 2009

But Russia may be even more problematic, and not just because they are more self-destructively nationalistic than China (or us).

Joseph Romm: Why Biden is Such an Important Pick for the Climate 2010

But Russia may be even more problematic, and not just because they are more self-destructively nationalistic than China (or us).

Why Biden is Such an Important Pick for the Climate 2010

He was sitting there without a look on his face, patiently, self-destructively, like he was in a world of corruption.

zola V mann eamon byrne 2010

It is Reagan, more than anyone else, who put the GOP on the self-destructively wrong side of scientific reality (though Newt Gingrich is a close second).

Joseph Romm: The Green FDR: Obama's First 100 Days Make -- And May Remake -- History 2009

The progressive agenda is not hidden and certainly not tied self-destructively to a group of politicians that have made mockery of it, whatever their party.

Report: GOP "Broke," Expecting To Lose More House Seats 2009

Only there's a puppy now instead of a pony and it seems like Barack Obama may be less socially, self-destructively libertine than Mr. Kennedy.

Phil Bronstein: Love or Lust, Obama and the Fawning Press Need to Get a Room 2009

Oh yes, some of us now understand that draining those wetlands, clear-cutting the rainforests, and pumping all that CO2 into the atmosphere are self-destructively idiotic behaviors.

Chip Ward: Too Big to Fail 2009