Sentence examples for constantly encouraging from inspiring English sources

They are obliged to stay cheerful, constantly encouraging and pandering to the lucky boys out in the middle.

The other women were constantly encouraging, but my inexperience really let me down in the cattle herding contest.

A 1984 biography of Monsignor Higgins, by Gerald M. Costello, described his role at the council as constantly "encouraging and goading, convening and presiding, arguing and reconciling".

Instead, that station streams on the Internet, which means tousled-haired disc jockeys in faded band T's are constantly encouraging listeners to check out a rolling supply of podcasts, YouTube clips, photos and campus news on the station's Web site.

As Johnson adjusted to Gruden's offensive system, as he struggled to become comfortable with a new team and as he lost the starting job to Brad Johnson, Gruden talked to him constantly, encouraging him.

She was constantly encouraging me to continue the dream and make it better – so when things happen in America such as the murder of Trayvon Martin, it just snaps you back to the 60s and you're like: "This shouldn't still be happening".

Attendees are constantly encouraged — no, badgered — to get up to the mic and share.

Current economic arrangements constantly encourage politicians into bed with big business.

The remarkably practical Young Swamiji, by contrast, constantly encourages her in her studies.

That's why we're constantly encouraged not to do it.

The shifting mood of the rooms constantly encourages you to observe the sculptures from different, unexpected perspectives.