'encouraging how' is not a grammatically correct sentence fragment.
It does not make sense as written. If you want to use 'encouraging how' in a sentence, you can say something like, "He was impressed with her enthusiasm, encouraging how she tackled each new challenge."
For someone defined on screen by the sensitivity of their presence, and who took his work – and that of others – very seriously, it was encouraging how lighthearted Yelchin seemed in the flesh.
And it's encouraging how positive the local press has been about the ban (check out, especially, this editorial in The New York Daily News).[1] We've at least gotten to the point, as Farley said to me this past weekend, where "no one is arguing that it's good for you to have a 32-ounce soda".
As the patient made several attempts to propel herself from a sitting to a standing position, the nurse stood by continually encouraging, how to use her arms to push, moving to the edge of the chair and praising each effort, until she stood up.
So while research on antisemitism should always be encouraged, how will it help Jews in Scotland if it throws up the existence of a Holocaust denier on the Mull of Kintyre?
So I have to encourage them how, how we can change in Christ".
Most encouraging is how comfortable he looks throwing from muddied pockets.
In the background, you can hear him encouraging Nodianos — "How do you feel on a dead girl?" — and laughing.
Beyond encouraging "feelings," how many children's books bother with that kind of emotional duality, let alone conflict?
It was encouraging just how big a part England were able to play in all this.
One supporter turned around, and said something encouraging about how he wanted Harper to answer more questions, too.
I believe we have all been encouraged about how constructive they have been and how well the meetings are progressing.
