Sentence examples for going to praise from inspiring English sources

"Not everyone is going to praise you.

3.30pm: When he came onto the stage, Cameron told Eric Pickles that he was going to praise him.

But I'm not going to praise them too much, even though they were kind, and achieved the impossible by turning me on to pasta.

If you are going to praise him all the time and tell him how great he is, you have just said he is better than you.

And you know that every Sunday you go out there, and you've got people on both sides of this fence that are going to praise you or are going to slag you.

If the merger doesn't produce the desired results and the combined Yahoo-MSN continues to shrivel, no one is going to praise Mr. Ballmer for only wasting $45 billion instead of $50 billion.

It goes to praise Vivek's comical interludes and adds by saying "though defying superhuman powers, the fights choreographed by Peter Heinz, and the extremely lavish sets created by Thotta Tharani stand out.

You're not going to get any praise.

Capote was released to great acclaim, with particular praise going to Hoffman's performance.

The film received mixed reviews with much of the praise going to the cast, including Broderick, Leoni and Stiller.

The film received a positive reception from critics, with praise going to Woodley's performance as well as the script.