Sentence examples for immensely encourage from inspiring English sources

With its resolutions endorsing his record and proposals, Mr. Jiang said, the 16th Party Congress "is of historic significance and will immensely encourage the whole party and Chinese people of all ethnic groups to keep pace with the times, blaze new trails in a pioneering spirit and continue confidently to propel the great cause of socialism with Chinese characteristics forward".

The knowledge of that vitality is immensely encouraging.

Mr. Hall said his sister, whose own children enjoyed the program immensely, encouraged him to enroll Shawn.

Lord Ashcroft, the founder and chairman of Crimestoppers, said: "With the 10th anniversary of Operation Captura on the horizon, I still find it immensely encouraging that arrests continue to be made far and wide.

While Farah's form has been immensely encouraging in the past few months, confusion continues over what shape 2008 Olympic silver medallist Idowu is in.

The fact that you are sticking to your long term plans -- even in the midst of our way overblown short term banking crisis -- and the insane demand that you fire your financial team before they have even had the chance to do anything for us! -- is immensely encouraging.

Her story is immensely encouraging and inspiring, and yet if you watch her on Vimeo, you'll see a little girl so stricken with stage fright that she buries her face in her father's arm and lets him read her speech for her.

But Malek also hopes to put "moral pressure" on Egyptologists, to encourage them to study this immensely important collection.

Painted as 'the girl who had everything', Georgia was victim to an immensely powerful illness which encouraged her to go to extreme lengths in order to lose weight.

They watched aghast as he turned the Sun from a loss-making weakling into an immensely profitable enterprise by encouraging his editor to push the boundaries of taste and test whether it suited the public.

He remains immensely popular and unfailingly upbeat, even high-fiving teammates at halftime Saturday to encourage them.