Sentence examples for help but praise from inspiring English sources

Section Editor Michel Baguette couldn't help but praise this wonderful image: "Like last year, it's a picture of a desert.

Even Plaxico Burress, the mercurial wide receiver, could not help but dispense praise for his new teammate and practice opponent.

TNT analyst Grant Hill couldn't help but deliver praise for him in his first season with Chicago.

The first is that the person you're dating is really, really into you, and they just can't help but lavish you with praise and attention.

Fineman says that Obama needs the Clinton's help, but will be hesitant to praise them (BECAUSE HE ONCE RAN FOR OFFICE AGAINST HILLARY CLINTON, DID YOU HEAR ABOUT THAT???).

When they follow the rules give them a hearty helping of praise but do it privately.

We have to help her!!" Praise your child for assisting others who need help, but remind them that if a grown-up needs help with anything, that it is a grown-up's job to help.

Not only does this help praise the cat, but also it will help keep it more relaxed.

"Can somebody help me praise God for the blood of Jesus?" He was on a roll.

Quique Sánchez Flores should receive a decent helping of praise as should his forward paring of Odion Ighalo and Troy Deeney – "I love my strikers," said the manager and well he should since the duo have scored 14 of his side's 17 league goals this season – but praise should also be reserved for that defence.

Suddenly, with the help of praise from England and a clever animated video clip, the duo's unadorned music was touted as a corrective to the studio fakery and songwriting by committee that made the Top 10 so numbing.