Sentence examples for speaking constructively from inspiring English sources

Try speaking constructively to a librarian about your problems with their computers.

He spoke constructively about working to regain his coach's faith.

But if you can speak constructively without sounding like Judge Judy as she bangs her gavel (and often, her contempt), go for it.

I expect this week to see Pope Francis reinvigorate the long-standing practice of Popes to speak constructively about the common good.

It is time to shatter the taboos that have prevented blacks from speaking plainly and constructively about homosexuality, about H.I.V. and AIDS, and about drugs and other destructive practices that have inflicted gruesome damage on one generation after another of young black Americans.

In "The Unreliability of the Logical Principles" of 1908, Brouwer formulates, in general terms, his criticism of PEM: although in the simple form of p ∨ ¬p, the principle will never lead to a contradiction, there are instances of it for which one has, constructively speaking, no positive grounds.

Now is the time we need to speak up, calmly, constructively but firmly.

Wherever our pain comes from, it needs to be spoken, deconstructed, and constructively channeled.

While dealing with a challenging manager and being bullied are two different things, both can be addressed by speaking up and trying to constructively manage the situation.

It is a shame that John has resigned in this way and has not spoken to the company constructively about the situation.

The gaffer's gone in and spoken to the players constructively at half-time and the second half speaks for itself.