Sentence examples for first praising from inspiring English sources

He replied to nearly every dumb question by first praising its genius, and then using his favorite adjectives ("bold" and "sweeping") to describe his own ideas.

Although Sessions was obviously the highest-ranking person in the room besides the president, it was Bondi Trump called upon to speak first, praising her as "a really tremendous attorney general". Sessions may have been a little hurt by having to wait his turn, but he nevertheless went on to burble some praise for the president's meeting with members of Congress on guns.

Both writers also provide fascinating accounts of the towers' public reception, particularly how the most influential architectural critics, Wolf von Eckardt of The Washington Post and Ada Louise Huxtable of The New York Times, soured on it after first praising it.

The SNA has flip-flopped in supporting the healthier school nutrition standards, at first praising Michelle Obama's efforts but later opposing them.

Two reviews for the film would appear in Moving Picture World, with the first praising the release and using a testimonial by Ray Norton to support that it is a good comedy.

Robert Gibbs made a mistake yesterday when he reaffirmed the White House's support for New York Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, first praising her leadership (mysterious to us New York voters) and wishing her to be re-elected.

The most critical comment, he said, came from a student who first praised his writing style.

They point out that the theatrical version was, after all, the cut that critics first praised.

When Slutkin finally spoke, he first praised the interrupters for their work.

In the meantime it may want to update its website, where the section on women in the RCMP first praises their historical contribution "serving as wives".

Lefsetz, who had at first praised Swift, reversed himself after her live performance at the 2010 Grammys, announcing, "Now, everyone knows that Taylor Swift can't sing".