Sentence examples for encouraging style from inspiring English sources

The first pair home along with the third, Calypso Bay, who stayed on in very encouraging style, are worth keeping an eye on in the near future.

Women tend to be motivated by co-operation and a more encouraging style, with language that could include, "We really need your help to build our client base" or, "I saw you perform really well on the last project, I just know you can do this one".

Facilitating factors toward patient involvement have been the strong commitment of the leadership; an adequate selection procedure; an inclusive conference design; an interactive and encouraging moderation style, and self-organized support.

Patient engagement as full participants at OMERACT conferences was enhanced by: strong leadership commitment and the presence of change agents, a clear selection procedure, an inclusive consensus-based conference design, individualised and self-organised support, an interactive and encouraging moderation style during discussion groups.

One encouraging trend is the updating of old-style 3D movies to the new digital methods with Hitchcock's Dial M For Murder already out and others on the way.

Or are you worried about recriminations from Brazil's tourism board for encouraging tourism Adidas style?" - Hugh Davies.

His mother, Melly, to whom he was close throughout his life, was more encouraging of his provocative style of painting, drawing and sculpture.

Mr. Pulsifer said he was happy to leave the details to the architects, financial people and other experts in his congregation; encouraging leadership is his style, anyway.

Furthermore, the clarity aspect regarding treatment structure, rules and expectations embedded in Program Clarity may stimulate an encouraging and empowering leadership style by enabling managers to involve the staff in decisions and developments concerning ward and treatment issues.

At 52, he has become a torchbearer for that style, and an encouraging bandleader besides.

Al Neuharth was known for his feisty style and for encouraging women and young writers at USA Today.