Sentence examples for between praise from inspiring English sources

Skill: Masterfully blurs the line between praise and prayer.

It got us thinking about the symmetric or asymmetric relation between praise and blame.

That was because Google's algorithm, he claimed, was unable to distinguish between praise and complaints.

Over the next few days, I received hundreds of e-mails, evenly divided between praise and condemnation, along with numerous invitations to appear on cable television.

From his humble beginnings on the mean streets and tough neighborhoods of Detroit, growing up in a single parent household, he could have ended up where Michael Brown ended up". Carson, the only black presidential candidate in either party, has alternated between praise and criticism of the Black Lives Matter movement.

One of the earliest cognitive theories of blame is due to J. J. C. Smart (1961), who develops his analysis of blame indirectly, since he begins by distinguishing between praise and dispraise (rather than with the more natural distinction between praise and blame).

And by the time children turned 10, the differences between praising character and praising actions vanished: Both were effective.

The Department of Health said Hunt had struck the right balance between praising excellence and highlighting the need for improvement.

Academic achievement can certainly help children succeed, and for parents there can be a fine line between praising effort and praising performance.

In an interview, Mr. Mushtaq veered between praising General Musharraf's new war on violence and questioning his attack on certain groups fighting in Kashmir.

Perhaps this is a kind of fetishism, or indecision: the festival is perpetually split between praising uniqueness and facilitating wider distribution.