Sentence examples for happy praise from inspiring English sources
But that happy praise caused nary a ripple.
(As you continue to practice, switch to the voice you will really use if you are calling your dog in a moment of panic or anger - but always reward the dog with happy praise).
The Socialist Party leader, Martine Aubry, was happy, praising the vote as "a victory without precedent," while Mr. Fillon said that in a difficult economic period, "these elections show that the French are worried" about their pensions and other social protections.
Britain's Conservative prime minister, David Cameron, is happier praising employee-owned John Lewis than your average PLC (public limited company).
These days musicians from Björk to Noel Gallagher are happy to praise them.
She identifies a passivity in women that, for instance, makes them reluctant to boast about their own achievements but happy to praise one another's.
Positive psychology, for example, doesn't argue that you should always be happy or praise indiscriminately, but that's the message people take away — and misapply.
As a pro-European, he was a friend and backer of Edward Heath (and was happy to praise him when I was writing Heath's biography in 1971-72).
The New York defense has been happy to praise the offense, but did not mind the responsibility of having to protect today's victory.
I am happy to praise him, despite his forthright criticism of my greatest journalistic mistake - the false accusation against Arthur Scargill that he misused miners' strike funds when I was editor of the Daily Mirror - which he repeats in this book.
