Sentence examples for all encouraging of from inspiring English sources
Undemocratic, unjust, and, worst of all, encouraging of fake, stagy servility — all the odder that tipping has held on here longer than it has anywhere else in the Western world.
A Fairleigh Dickinson University study asked the national public whether or not Congress can legally require everyone to have health insurance, and the results are not at all encouraging to supporters of Obamacare.
The quiet revolution within the party led by Iain McNicol and Arnie Graf is perhaps the most encouraging of all the Labour stories.
We should all be more supportive and encouraging of each other in all aspects of our life.
"The signs are all encouraging," said Senator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine, who oversaw the Senate investigation into waste and abuse after Hurricane Katrina.
Despite all the encouraging results of this and other similar studies, as pointed out by the authors, many issues need resolution before this methodology can be translated to more general use at the micro-CT and ultimately the clinical levels of application.
Perhaps the most encouraging of all is the confidence of Egyptians in their future.
Most encouraging of all, the Los Angeles Times this week carried two features on British movies.
Most encouraging of all for the coaching staff is England still have sizeable improvements left in them.
Most encouraging of all, some wealthy Africans, renowned for shipping money abroad, are starting to invest it at home.Besides, America is not without interests in Africa.
Most encouraging of all was the response to a question that resonates with 18- and 19-year-old soldiers everywhere: how does your mother feel?
