Sentence examples for more constructive with from inspiring English sources

When they want to look like macho rappers, they bellow phrases such as: "Be more constructive with your feedback!" Two ex-lovers recalling their night together get bogged down in a critique of the film Weekend at Bernie's II, and a medieval madrigal about wooing falters at Jemaine's difficulties in renting a horse.

Why? / Be more constructive with your feedback!" "Ain't no party like my nana's tea party!" But the audience laughs; the audience loves it.

Student participation sometimes implicated that professionals behaved more professional, and the meetings were more constructive with more time reserved.

Always bear in mind that nothing binds you to such groups either––if you really hate going to them and having your child up for comparison, call it quits and do something much more constructive with your time.

To help with that, banks "need a much more constructive relationship with customers, with the public, with governments and with regulators," he said.

Taking the time to do an activity with him or her will help you form a more constructive relationship with the child.

Fillon said this was a caricature of his position and he simply wanted a more constructive relationship with Moscow.

Prime Minister Gordon Brown's speech today at Lancaster House goes in the direction of beginning a more constructive dialogue with Iran.

He said he and his investment group were entering into "a much more constructive relationship" with Saakashvili's government.

As a senator in 2009, he met with Mr. Assad in Damascus to explore the possibility of building a more constructive relationship with Syria after a long chill.

Johnson signalled a more constructive relationship with Cameron when he launched a strong defence of the prime minister in his speech to the Tory conference.