Sentence examples for find praise from inspiring English sources

Kate, on whom he had been counting, tried to find praise but even she ended, wearily, "I just don't see what he's got to say to us".

If you find praise to be a motivator, build social sharing into your routines so that you can collect adulation as your reward.

You'll read words of dissent by Richard Stallman and Hamilton Nolan, but you'll mostly find praise by Barack Obama, John Stewart, Nicholson Baker in the New Yorker, and this elegant image by Jonathan Mak: Two years later, we can look at Apple under Tim Cook's leadership.

I find praise really motivating.

They'd find praise from Agnes Gund, President of the Museum of Modern Art, and two painters.

Instead, I will simply say this: I think it is human nature (especially in women) to find fault within something before they find praise.

He even found praise for the efficacy with which the army trained its forces.

She is a frightened, fragmented and traumatised little girl who finds praise terrifying, because in the past it was so often associated with abuse of her trust.

Likewise, the annual Brand Bowl — a joint venture of the Mullen agency and Boston.com, which uses data from Salesforce Radian6 about 425,000 comments on Twitter — found praise for what Edward Boches, chief innovation officer at Mullen, referred to as "pretty derivative" spots.

Whereas Trump previously ridiculed the authoritarian leader, his newly found praise for Kim in turn belittles the suffering of the millions of people living under him, even if it may be part of a broader strategy to bring him to the negotiation table.

Since its release, the game's English localization has found praise.