Sentence examples for entirely constructive from inspiring English sources

That is entirely constructive usage of technology.

Most notably he told a television interviewer last year that the Occupy protests were an "entirely constructive" response to growing economic inequality.

However, according to classmates and to John Henderson, the assistant dean of men and the first black administrator at Xavier, he played an entirely constructive role in persuading the university to recruit more black students and teachers, to treat its cafeteria workers better, and to invite civil-rights leaders to campus.

He also claims credit for saving Bradford's National Media Museum, pointing out that the Tory culture secretary, Ed Vaizey, congratulated him in parliament for securing a debate in the Commons on the museum's future, and said Galloway had "behaved in an entirely constructive fashion on this issue".

He said the Occupy anti-capitalist protesters were engaged in a "democratic expression of views" and were "entirely constructive".

The report says that several countries, "including Australia and Canada appear to have withdrawn entirely from constructive international engagement on climate" and that "the political power of multinational energy companies and other vested interest groups weighs far too heavily in the decision-making processes of many governments".

With Stephen, I can be entirely honest – and constructive, too.

Only offer constructive criticism.

As it turns out, both Peirce and Quine were correct: the issue entirely depends on exactly what constructive resources are to be allowed to be used in building relations out of other relations.

Running it is tough, she says, but the fact that players and developers are engaging with the subject matter, that they're discussing these sensitive issues in such a constructive manner, makes it entirely worth it.

Constructive feedback was almost entirely about the volume and delivery method for the course.