I applaud Michael Berg, Cindy Sheehan and the countless other activists who are constructively using their "expertise" in unimaginable grief to make this country better in honor of their loved one's memory.
Over the years, State's culture of dissent, while still seen by some foreign-service officers as a career risk, has become so ingrained that the department hosts an annual Dissent Awards to honor officials who have constructively used the channel.
Where the ground's firmness resists the bulldozer's force, the bulldozer might be used constructively — using it to reveal the ground as firm.
Weslake (2014) and Frisch (2014b) provide critical responses, while Fenton-Glynn (2014) constructively uses examples by Albert and Loewer for an analysis of cp-laws.
They found that men who expressed their anger constructively, using it to try to get something done, were less likely to develop heart disease.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, February 25 , 1933P. 11 After the revolution which so many prophecy for this country, the Radio City Music Hall might well be turned to some constructively socialized use.
You have not taken a weekend with your wife, you have no spare time that you use constructively, you do not have any hobbies, you do not know how to spell Mozart.
Still, there is our inherent aptitude for adaptation, for creating new possibilities within what seem, at times, impossible situations, and that is an incredible force we can claim for ourselves and use constructively and creatively.
There's a certain amount of information that people seem to be able to handle and use constructively, and the rest of it can easily overwhelm.
It attempts to create "a worldview that includes both science and spirituality" The New Age movement typically views the material universe as a meaningful illusion, which humans should try to use constructively rather than focus on escaping into other spiritual realms.
