The phrase "genuine praise" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to describe sincere or authentic compliments or admiration towards someone or something. Example: "John's colleagues were quick to offer him genuine praise for his hard work and dedication to the project."
Police services, however, do deserve genuine praise for recent improvements in dealing with discrimination in employment.
So it's worth the time to uncover real similarities and offer genuine praise.
Who else can Mr. Cahill name who has received genuine praise from both Israelis and Palestinians?
Over supper he asked for comments, which we were careful to pad with genuine praise, slipping in the odd reservation.
No doubt genuine praise from Mourinho, who, in previous seasons, coached and cajoled Porto and Inter Milan to throttle supposedly superior opponents to defeat in this tournament.
And a few words of genuine praise from Uli doesn't mean the club can't read the writing on the treatment room wall.
Women of all ages seem to see most celebrity endorsements as paid, rather than genuine, praises for a brand.
Mr Sadler admits that the governor's commitment to education reform is genuine and praises him for following through on his promises.
In those days before mass media, countless imitators moved in to capitalize on the success of others, using stage names blatantly designed to confuse anyone who might have vaguely recalled hearing the genuine articles praised: one flea circus impresario, Bertolotto, was followed by the opportunist Bartoletti; Munito the learned dog had to compete with two copycats, Monetto and Minetto.
Our team has been down by twenty points, and there's Coach Mark on the side, cheering the discouraged pitcher on with a genuine smile, praising not only our team's boys but consistently throwing out "Great pitch!" and "Nice swing!" to the other team.
The team leadership during the review is influenced by looking at things from the other person's perspective, offering genuine appreciation and praise, harnessing the power of enthusiasm, respecting the dignity of others, avoiding being overly critical, giving reputation to people, and keeping a sense of fun and balance.
