Sentence examples for better to praise from inspiring English sources

Better to praise and share than blame and ban.

Where better to praise market forces than Hong Kong, just days after China's leader Jiang Zemin announced plans for faster privatisation on the mainland?

Better to praise her for speaking up, and help her to explore her thoughts more fully, than browbeating her into the do-nothing sanctimony that most of us employ (myself, included): By looking straight at inhumanity and ignoring it or by spouting a few caring phrases, then moving on.

It is better to praise the gods than to praise the conquests of Philipp or Alexander (NQ 3.5).

Even mechanics, who stand to profit from motorists' misfortunes, know better than to praise potholes.

There are better ways to praise kids to foster their well being and success.

National HIV Testing Day is Thursday, June 27, and there is no better time to praise the many HIV-negative gay men who are making smart decisions to remain that way.

Whatever the occasion and the reason you're giving feedback, for school or informally, it's better to write down your criticisms, praise, and comments, so the speaker will have some document of your feedback.

What better setting in which to praise pasta -- and to point out that Italians, who eat it regularly, are generally slimmer, and live longer, than Americans?

The police have been praised for responding better to the violence this time.

There could not be a better moment for the Guardian to praise Jeremy Clarkson than today.