Huggy Rao and I, as research for our forthcoming book Scaling Up Excellence, have spent the past several years studying what it takes to get constructive beliefs, actions, and skills to spread.
A constructive second opinion can be helpful.
Indeed, we would naturally suspect that a constructive empiricist would suspend belief about the existence of abstract objects, which are unobservable entities if anything is.
The pattern of answers can be a starting point for a constructive conversation about money, financial beliefs, and how those beliefs affect their lives and their relationships, Solomon said.
Others here talk of a constructive atmosphere, and a common belief that to leave here with nothing changed would be a serious dereliction.
Neither value is reducible to liberalism or conservatism as we now understand them, although communitarianism presumes a belief that government is at least potentially a constructive force.
To be a constructive contributor to policy debates, Wachtell should stop asserting that the professed beliefs of its partners or clients should serve as the factual premises of policymaking.
Overall, despite the defensiveness and the belief in papers' rights to expose the private lives of footballers, it was a constructive speech.
Her love of 16th century Japanese architecture, the philosophy of the tea ceremony and Vietnamese rural crafts fired her belief that traditional artisanal skills should not only be treasured, but could make a constructive contribution to the Modern Movement.
It's a constructive fight.
Zaghlūl was not a constructive statesman.
