Sentence examples for encouraging phrase from inspiring English sources
His mantra throughout, and the encouraging phrase on everyone's lips: Guillain-Barré patients always get better.
* * "Happy Thanksgiving!" is meant only as an encouraging phrase and will not necessarily insure a result like the one depicted in the Norman Rockwell painting.
According to The Dodo, these two tortoises live in Taipei, Taiwan, and the children in the background are screaming "jiayou!" a Chinese cheer which loosely translates into an encouraging phrase.
The cases they used to carry the all-important vaccines displayed the encouraging phrase, 'Kick Polio Out of Nigeria'.
Ms. Dziura has a repertory of encouraging phrases for these moments.
They are sing-songy and pedagogically repetitive, with encouraging catch phrases ("Let's get creative!" and "I figured it out" and such), and on the whole are perhaps too obviously meant to be Good For You. Children need structure and familiarity, but anarchy and noise and strangeness are good for them too.
It sounded like a PR phrase, encouraging people in the West to expect that this would be an essentially peaceable series of uprisings by people against longstanding corrupt elites.
Her brief bursts of communication on the Internet — encouraging supporters with phrases like "Don't retreat, reload!" — have kept her band of devotees behind her.
The most effective means of managing thoughts and feelings were discussed; most notably, individuals learned to repeat calming, encouraging and comforting phrases (positive messages) to themselves [ 30].
"But her very soft phrases are encouraging our leaders to oppose new leadership".
The ambiguity of the phrase encouraged many school districts to strongly resist integration, often by shutting down public schools and financing private schools (which were not affected by Brown) for white students.
