Sentence examples for apt praise from inspiring English sources

She creates the movie's best moment, a quiet one with a superbly understated delivery and gesture — and her acceptance speech, with its apt praise for the art of acting, was moving.

This suggests that neither praiseworthiness nor blameworthiness requires the ability to do otherwise, and so there is no asymmetry between the conditions of apt praise and blame.

His general proposal  is that one is an apt candidate for praise or blame if and only if the action and/or disposition is voluntary.

Given the celebratory occasion, "Little Big Man" seems particularly apt, as she praises the assets of "chubby women" – "you could have been rocking on a big sea," she admonishes the song's subject.

We have a cognitive bias that leads us to be more apt to believe the praise we receive and to explain away criticism.

"What does it mean?" Einstein asked Chaplin, who replied: "Nothing". We have a cognitive bias that leads us to be more apt to believe the praise we receive and to explain away criticism.

Hence, she is, when fitting, an apt target of moral praise or blame, as well as reward or punishment.

They predicted that the kids who had a poor self-image to start, and then received excessive praise, would be more apt to shy away from challenging work.

Caccini's restraint and apt use of well-known genres earned praise for her work by contemporary listeners.

Native Instruments has a long-standing relationship with Douthit, who praises the tech company for its apt ability to streamline the beat-making process.

Another difference between then and now is that whereas the Times reporter heaps effusive praise on America's wealthy, the media today are apt to portray a more discerning view of high-net-worth philanthropy.