Sentence examples for normal praise from inspiring English sources

They also rightly express a calm respect for current elected officials; when an official comes to visit, for instance, it's proper for teachers to give the normal praise offered such visitors, and for students to join in.

For most of history, though — as the book's editors, Alain Corbin, Jean-Jacques Courtine, and George Vigarello, point out — it was normal to praise exemplary men as "virile".

When Pound also said it was normal to praise your predecessor when asked about Coe's embarrassing eulogies to Diack in August, it was impossible not to think of Michel Platini protesting it was bad manners to return a gift when quizzed about the luxury watches he had accumulated.

This cycle of men and women being considered "normal" and "praised" for unhealthy relationships with food.

But adding that "these aren't normal times," he praised the results as strong indicators of an eventual upturn.

In the normal world that provokes praise.

Perhaps where he came from praise for normal behavior would be considered embarrassing.

His early work was reviewed in the normal way with much praise for his debut including nods to Chandler, and a more mixed response to the follow-ups.

The media were quick to identify his promotion to assistant manager as the underlying cause behind three successive clean sheets but he barely had time to bask in the praise before normal service resumed.

"And it creates a culture where screwed up behaviour is normal, it is even praised because it increases profits.

His 22nd goal of the season came after he missed three chances in normal time but Ancelotti praised the forward's attitude.