Sentence examples for constructive exercise from inspiring English sources

He added, "I'm not saying it was a constructive exercise, but some constructive things came out of it".

Richard Mollet, chief executive of The Publisher's Association, said the Finch report had been a constructive exercise and he supported its balanced recommendations.

He considered Dr. Cooper "a borderline idiot who knows nothing about constructive exercise," according to an interview he gave to the Arthur Jones Exercise Web site, operated by a fan.

They demonstrate how monitoring can be a scientific and constructive exercise rather than a threatening process.

They demonstrate how monitoring can be a constructive exercise rather than a threatening process.

But another secret is to exercise constructive xenophobia.

Wielding the provocative metaphor that "pitchforks are coming for plutocrats" unless wealth is distributed more broadly, Hanauer urges his "fellow filthy rich" to wake-up and exercise constructive policy leadership before the U.S. becomes a police state to keep social unrest at bay.

Lunging is a very constructive way of exercising a horse, but, under certain circumstances, such as if your horse is moving in an unusual way due to a lameness, he could be injured.

Taking a critical approach toward digital technology use in universities is a constructive rather than destructive exercise.

Occupy Wall Street is a political project, but it is equally a cri de coeur, an exercise in constructive group dynamics, a release from isolation, resignation, and futility.

On this view a theory that does not present law as an exercise in constructive interpretation cannot even compete as a theory of law, because it suffers from the semantic sting.