Sentence examples for less praise from inspiring English sources
Williams, however, received decidedly less praise.
There was less praise for the marches from Republicans.
One study found that when science teachers gave less praise, children spent more time figuring out experiments on their own.
The "out of sight, out of mind" trap makes it more likely that remote workers receive less praise than their non-remote counterparts.
Jobe had less praise for the par-4 16th on Thursday, the Quarry Hole, which also requires a semi-blind approach shot to the green.
But in New York, where crowds are more or less praised, this series of events is rare.
But never in 14 years of membership has Russia's delegation voted unanimously to approve one, much less praised it as objective and balanced.
In the 17th century, he was regarded as supreme in anatomical drawing but less praised for broader elements of his art.
Do we want to see the spectacle of a woman whose career has followed a more idiosyncratic route and whose family life is less praised than those of her older sister acting out as that sister stands by placidly?
But a novelist expert in form should be no less praised than a poet who knows her English sonnet from her Petrarchan, and there is such pleasure in seeing Hurley go about his craft.
