Sentence examples for use it positively from inspiring English sources
"But we have a lot of skilled people here, and we can use it positively.
"We have tried to use it positively and that says a lot about the people we have here," added Weir.
My consultant reassured me that I was still new and learning, but that I should draw on this experience and use it positively.
Although outspoken like John McEnroe and Charles Barkley, Prefontaine realized the power of his fame and tried to use it positively.
"It's a real good confidence boost to finish in the top 10 of a major and I'm going to try and use it positively and not sit back on it," he said.
The negotiations are expected to resume around 10 February, diplomats say, after trilateral meetings between Brahimi, US and Russian officials in line with his repeated appeal to those who have influence with the warring parties to use it positively.
By the 2nd century ad, however, gnostikoi had been adopted by various Christian groups, some of which used it positively as a self-designation, though others criticized this practice as a presumptuous claim of exclusive access to truth.
Mill never abandoned his earlier acceptance of the principle of utility, but now used it positively, not just critically and destructively; he emphasized how it could be deployed constructively, enabling new forms of society to emerge, but ones which incorporate the best of the older forms.
Whereas initially women had felt the experience was incongruent with their identity, using it positively facilitated acceptance of it into their narratives.
Whereas Tang and Hew (2017) argued that students rate Twitter more positively and use it more frequently in the case of mandatory use, this study - in which the participants are extrinsically motivated to use Twitter - could not approve this finding.
Consequently, the use of Twitter was made mandatory to conform to the design principle suggested by Tang and Hew (2017) that students are tended to rate Twitter more positively and use it more frequently in the case of mandatory use compared to voluntarily use.
