Sentence examples for give praise from inspiring English sources

But first, let us give praise where praise is due.

But Smith cautions against this: "Don't give praise after responses.

People approached Diangienda to give praise, and he greeted them smiling and bowing his head.

"We are here to celebrate with community, just to be together and give praise".

"If you don't give praise to Allah, don't go there," he said.

The new catch phrase is "booyakasha," described by the show's creator, Ciro Nieli, as Jamaican patois meaning "to give praise".

"He wanted to give money and receive praise; he found it impossible to receive money and give praise".

Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah" — a hymn to souls too carnal to grow old, too secular to give praise, and too baffled to mock faith — recently turned thirty.

We are so quick to criticize when officials do something wrong, yet it seems we are very slow to give praise when they get the big calls right.

AnthonyParra 31 March 2014 11 45am I wonder if Tony Abbott will have the guts to give praise to Kevin Rudd for stopping the Japanese Whale hunt.

As people gathered around a bandstand to give praise to fallen veterans, the article said, Mr. Blumenthal recalled his days during the Vietnam War.