Sentence examples for meant praise from inspiring English sources

The congregation responds to each cluster with a fervent "Vahiguru," which originally meant "Praise to the Guru" but is now accepted as the most common word for God.

He became a member of Saddam's Baath Party, which meant praising the dictator in public.

It stands for Laus Deo Semper which means Praise to God Always.

She was named for the schooner, launched in 1853, that had been paid for in part by the donations of women from the German lands; the name means "praise women".

At one young adult-oriented evangelical service in Calgary called Tehillah which means "praise" in Hebrew but people constantly confused with the far-preferable tequila my 17-year old self felt compelled by the Holy Spirit to give $200 to the congregation.

They will now know that coming to you when you call him/her name will mean praise and a treat.

It means praising our soldiers and our Marines, our diplomats and our intelligence professionals.

It also means praising our daughters more often for their talents, abilities and hard work, and not just for their helpfulness, beauty and behavior toward others.

"No, because what was needed was an inspectorate that was honest, that told the truth, which means praising that which deserves praise but, equally, being hard on what was failing children," he says.

In context, that's meant as praise.

Make no mistake, that's meant as praise.