Sentence examples for added praising from inspiring English sources

"I like to restrict my eating to the sturgeon," he added, praising some domestic farmed varieties.

"You won't be in any doubt," she added, praising the novel as "affecting".

The US president said the leak from Panama illustrated the scale of tax avoidance involving Fortune 500 companies and running into trillions of dollars worldwide. "We shouldn't make it legal to engage in transactions just to avoid taxes," he added, praising instead "the basic principle of making sure everyone pays their fair share".

"It is especially tragic that Chris Stevens died in Benghazi because it is a city that he helped to save," he added, praising the dead ambassador for his work in Libya after the overthrow of the late Col Muammar Gaddafi.

"The heart of Christianity is to 'love thy neighbour' and millions do really live that out," he added, praising Alpha courses run in prisons and the "spirit" shown by those who had helped rescue residents during the winter storms across southern England.

There was a refrigerator in our frontyard". His wife added: "Praise God that everyone is safe.

"To MIT's great credit, it does that," Bahr adds, praising the Institute for designing an education that emphasizes modes of knowledge from science, humanities, arts, technology, and social sciences.

A big part of this is sharing intelligence," he adds, praising Krebs for assisting with information that was "instrumental for conclusively identifying the people behind Apophis Squad".

No matter what your personality type, your jumble of emotions is more difficult to decipher when you add praising to the mix.

He named Robertson Davies as a primary example, and added praise for Salman Rushdie, Michael Ondaatje, Günter Grass and Gabriel García Márquez.

Although he added praise for Tyler Hamilton, his former lieutenant and now leader of the CSC team from Denmark, the list did not go on and on.