Sentence examples for least constructive from inspiring English sources
At this point, the one who I think is the least constructive is Mitch McConnell.
This is in stark contrast to the current negotiation attitude, where the slowest and least constructive one is considered to win.
But for the first time in two years, there seems to be movement, or at least a constructive dialogue.
Neither value is reducible to liberalism or conservatism as we now understand them, although communitarianism presumes a belief that government is at least potentially a constructive force.
I think it will succeed in establishing some common ground, and I hope the bipartisan effort will generate at least a few constructive new ideas.
Once we engage in this restorative archaeology of our culture we will find much of use today – not least in the constructive criticism of capitalism.
Mr Farrakhan's abiding influence remains dependent on his leadership of a movement that, at the grassroots at least, is broadly constructive.
Local Serbian politicians appear to have recognized, after three years of international supervision, that they must at least appear more constructive if they are to persuade anyone to listen to their complaints about the maltreatment of the Serbian minority.
Voice of the Multiplex Nation: "Can't you at least find something constructive to say about it?" Well, all right: I liked Emily Berrington's sparky turn as Will's foghorn-voiced crush; some gags at the expense of gap-year spirituality seekers; Ben Wheeler's hot, brassy photography; and the line "I can't believe I literally – literally literally – travelled halfway round the world…".
The condition for this analysis is that the function space is described accurately and completely, something we have demonstrated feasible, at least using a constructive proof approach [15].
Thus conceived, it has been argued, tropes must be able to fulfill at least two important constructive tasks: that of making up (the equivalent of) the realist's universal, and that of making up (the equivalent of) the nominalist's concrete particular.
