Sentence examples for kind praise from inspiring English sources
I appreciate the secretary's confidence in me and his kind praise, but today is really about every man and woman who serves this country, and every man and woman in uniform, regardless of how they define themselves.
And then it should be a little criticism, then a lot of praise then the biggest chunk load of criticism and end it off with a smart yet kind praise phrase.
The critic Montgomery Schuyler, writing in The Architectural Record in 1911, called the Bulkley house "one of the most successful examples in New York of domestic architecture of the palatial kind," praising Rogers for keeping the height down to a domestic scale.
He called Speed Racer "a masterpiece of its kind", praising "the special effects extravaganza" and "the moment when the Wachowskis went from wunderkind directors to true auteurs".
When a political campaign returns dirty donations, it usually releases a statement of some kind praising the integrity of the candidate.
The president, in kind, praised Kanye in his rambling interview on Fox News Thursday morning, and then a few hours later, the campaign texts went out, with the heading "DON'T BE SILENCED".
Either the person simply refuses to accept any kind of praise, is fishing for more praise, or wants to argue.
Research has shown that there are positive effects of praising children, but it depends on what kind of praise we're dishing out.
With pre-school children any kind of praise seems to motivate them, but when they're a bit older subtleties of praise is everything.
The basis for religious folk music is the Anglican hymn, a kind of praise song mostly sung on Sundays, a day when Christian Barbadians come together with family members to sing and praise God to ask for strength for the next week's work.
