Sentence examples for congratulating that from inspiring English sources
For example: someone at work gets a big promotion; instead of congratulating that person, the narcissist has to turn the spotlight back onto themselves, by talking about why they should have gotten the promotion instead, or simply about something really good that happened to them.[1].
5.17pm GMT UK Earlier, Labour MP David Winnick urged David Cameron to congratulate the Guardian for publishing revelations from Snowden: With the orchestrated campaign and witch-hunting against the Guardian newspaper, would this not be an appropriate time to congratulate that newspaper for publishing the details of how the mobile phone of the German chancellor had been monitored?
Tons of people came up to congratulate that day and afterwards but seemed strangely insistent on reminding me that "it is a lot easier to get in when you are a girl because they get so many fewer female applicants".
In this regard, De La Rosa and colleagues should be congratulated that the question whether tight glycaemic control truly works in a mixed ICU population resulted in a randomised controlled study design.
"The president congratulating me; that means a lot," Vegas said, adding, "Just to have the support of your country, it's huge".
I suppose Downing Street would emphasise that in democracy sometimes you don't win but that means that you have to congratulate those that have - and you have to work with them.
A heartfelt "Thank-you" tells the person that is congratulating you that you respect them and appreciate their support.
He should have been congratulated for that, because he has reminded everyone that the Manchester United "star" is indeed on the pitch.
Mr. Giuliani called Mr. Mukasey to congratulate him that day, a campaign aide said.
The Court should be congratulated on that – but a new problem is emerging.
His work was responsible for a tremendous increase in tourism on Long Island, and he and the people who worked with him should be congratulated for that".
