Sentence examples for expected praise from inspiring English sources

At a local Party meeting, the Russian Club's latest triumph was announced, and Benn expected praise.

IF SAUDI ARABIA expected praise when it announced a five-day ceasefire in the air campaign it is leading in Yemen, it will be disappointed.

Like a dog bounding up to his owner with the latest kill, I'd wrongly expected praise.

Other claims include that Nakagawa may have been acting in vengeance for casualties inflicted by the Allies during the Battle of the Bismarck Sea, or may have expected praise for the sinking of an enemy naval vessel.

According to the loving profile he wrote of her in New York, she had a pillow that read "Don't Expect Praise Without Envy Until You Are Dead".

Don't expect him to be particularly communicative unless it's going badly, and don't expect praise, as long as you go in with the right..."...

In terms of imminent critical regard, expect praise on a level with a Grimes or Tune-Yards, if not a St Vincent.

These two boys were groomed to expect praise at every turn, in a pro-victor, pro-sports community that was willing to overlook any indiscretion, allowing them to think of themselves as indestructible, or at the very least, untouchable.

The rookie officer brought the handcuffed suspect, who was unhurt and ostentatiously nonchalant about his arrest, to the precinct house, expecting praise, or if not praise -- this was the N.Y.P.D. after all -- then silent approval for his valiant deed.

While he can expect praise in public, General Musharraf can expect a sterner message in private: the United States wants him to terminate all links between Pakistan's security establishment and Islamic extremist groups.

But on the editorial pages the view was generally very different: whereas NATO's leaders seemed to expect praise from Muslim Arabs for the defence of their co-religionists in Kosovo, they earned mainly rebukes for side-stepping the United Nations and "taking the law into their own hands".