Sentence examples for not too constructive from inspiring English sources

I quite like to shave off feelings, when they're not too constructive, and physicalize them.

She had a rocky time in Milan, however, with one German official saying the Russian leader had not displayed a "too constructive mood".

Come 2014, Dickman says, he'd like to see "not too much prescription, lots of constructive guidance and lots of useable examples, because it's not reasonable to expect a teacher with a full teaching load to completely rewrite all their materials".

It is not too late for Moscow to play a more constructive role, and to bring Serbia along with it.

I hope it's not too long because I think I would be diverting my energy and time doing more constructive things".

(Not too high, not too low).

Others enforce draconian regimes of after-school study and all-too constructive leisure.

Whenever cornered on why he has fibbed, or gone too far, or not proposed constructive public policy himself, he'll fall back "my job is to provoke" and the like.

Injecting a little emotion into the proceedings may help, too, though threats will probably not be constructive, especially given what happened at ABB. (The gunman there left no note, though he had told friends of troubles at work).

Cantor had his detractors, most notably the German mathematician Leopold Kronecker (1823 91), who felt that Cantor's theory was too metaphysical and that his methods were not sufficiently constructive (see below Nonconstructive arguments).

They are not into constructive engagement".