Sentence examples for constructive sense from inspiring English sources

But it's a sleekly constructed curio; questionable in a constructive sense of the word.

"I don't think it's made in any constructive sense for the club," he said.

"Bob is, in the most constructive sense, an iconoclast," Michael Bennet, Colorado's junior senator and a friend of Kerrey's, told me.

In her essay, Briscoe-Smith explains how, through candid and pro-active conversations, parents can help their kids make healthy and constructive sense of racial differences.

It's this nostalgia that Challenger takes as her bulwark for trying to predict if we might avert future extinctions: "I began to consider whether the sight of something extinct or on the brink of extinction provoked a more constructive sense of yearning for all that threatened to tumble beyond reach".

On a more subjective level, I believe exploration is extremely important for fostering a constructive sense of wonder, collective purpose and hope for the future.

It is deemed "constructive" in the sense that a greater crime – manslaughter – is constructed from a lesser.

Eudaimonia is constructive in the sense that it's ignited by those creators and builders — and it always has been.

Our approach is constructive (in the sense that we produce integral representation formulas for the solutions) and emphasizes the intimate connections between the two problems at hand.

Serving as faction boss, he talked persuasively about what had been watered down or lost in jazz: four-four swing, ballads, constructive competition, a sense of boundaries and exclusivity.

The proof is constructive in the sense that it allows to calculate the controller needed for the introduction of the desired bifurcation point.