Sentence examples for To encouragement from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of encouraging; incitement to action or to practice; as, the encouragement of youth in generosity.
- All generous encouragement of arts. -Otway.
Changing the negative opinions and beliefs of HCW regarding autism should encourage appropriate help seeking behaviors among parents leading to encouragement of early interventions which are essential for favorable prognosis.
Their inattention amounted to encouragement.
Mr. Graham said he was consulting friends and advisers about a run in response to encouragement from some of them.
They affirm the lately revived confidence and vigor of painterly abstraction, which is thanks, in part, no doubt, to encouragement from the hungry contemporary-art market.
Australia, New Zealand and South Africa are among the countries that have ballet companies that owe something to encouragement from Dame Ninette.
Although female athletes are increasingly similar psychologically to male athletes, they continue to respond more readily than men do to encouragement and to react more negatively than men do to admonition.
"There are calls to go to Syria, encouragement to join the fight in Marawi," Wawan said.
2. Parents in China, South Korea, Turkey and Egypt are most likely to give encouragement to children to become teachers.
This kind of rags-to-riches saga is supposed to offer encouragement to the struggling masses.
Instead, it was to offer "encouragement" to all parties engaged in disarmament initiatives.
Realize that some pet owners won't take kindly to your encouragement to spay/neuter/adopt.
