Sentence examples for discounted praise from inspiring English sources
Even more interesting, Meyer shows that teens discounted praise to such extent that they felt a teacher's criticism was a better indicator of doing well.
You can discount my praise because of my friendship with the authors, but this is the best single roadmap of where the party should and is likely to head.
The defenseless ought not be discounted in our praise of the tech sector, but we should also not forget that without their presence, San Francisco would likely be much worse off.
Once this "absurd praise" has been discounted, it is possible to hail Priestley "for the qualities which he really possesses, and take Angel Pavement for what it is: an excellent holiday novel, genuinely gay and pleasant, which supplies a good bulk of reading material for ten and sixpence".
"Unbelievable; it's a great feeling," said Nestor, who discounted his own play and praised his partner.
To put it another way, even if state scores are discounted, Texas should still be praised for making gains, according to national test scores.
TJ Maxx has long been praised for offering discounted designer duds and luxe beauty products, among many other things.
The Senate Intelligence Committee report, which otherwise harshly criticized the C.I.A. for overstating the threat posed by Iraq before last year's invasion, praised the way the C.I.A. analysts had studied -- and largely discounted -- theories about close working ties between Al Qaeda and Saddam Hussein.
Another GGV bet that Tung is quick to praise is Red, called Xiaohongshu (Little Red Book) in Chinese; it's a social discovery e-commerce platform aimed at helping people in China buy discounted brand-name goods from overseas.
