Sentence examples for constructive words from inspiring English sources

Sellars, with his trademark on-end hair and impish warmth, has constructive words for the troubled company.

"They are constructive words," the White House said in a statement, "but what is important is that he now take concrete action".

PAGE A27 BOB HERBERT Far more people will see the endless loop of Barack Obama's frenzied former pastor than will ever read or hear the sober, thoughtful, constructive words of the senator himself.

Far more people will see the endless loop of Senator Obama's frenzied former pastor than will ever read or hear the sober, thoughtful, constructive words of the senator himself.

Still, it would be a great way to honor the legacies of those human rights leaders who envisioned a world where constructive words could replace destructive weapons.

That peace is shattered when the teacher, mild-mannered and hesitant, suddenly finds himself trussed up like a turkey by the crazed, shaven-headed Bronson for offering a gentle, constructive word of criticism in relation to one of the prisoner's drawings.

"China opposes any non-constructive words and acts which widen division, exaggerate antagonism or create tensions".

Now that his private anti-Semitism is public, the pity is that it will make his constructive public words and deeds seem unreal.

This week Mr Paisley said that the DUP wishes to be "constructive"—a word not previously thought to be part of his vocabulary.

It is also worth noting that the present convention on the use of the words "constructive" and "intuitionistic" differs from that made in the context of constructive mathematics (see for example the entry on constructive mathematics and also Bridges and Richman 1987).

Speaking of those conversations, Mr. Ullman told DealBook then that Pershing and Vornado had adopted a "take the high road" approach that was, in his words, "constructive".