Sentence examples for offering praise from inspiring English sources

By the end of 2015, Putin began offering praise in return.

"I was in Helmand Province with the Marines in December," he said, offering praise for the American military.

The film was deemed "rotten" by review aggregator RottenTomatoes.com, with only 12 percent of critics offering praise.

Instead, she produced statements attacking the motives of her critics and offering praise from clients, federation members and veterinarians.

Instead, she customized her own approach to offering praise based on detail and specificity — which were important values to her.

By Sunday, with victory in hand, Mr. Hazare and his advisers had toned down their attacks, offering praise to the prime minister and Parliament.

Mitt Romney strayed from his usually harsh, partisan critiques of President Obama on Sunday, offering praise for some of his policies, Michael Barbaro writes.

The group also includes the November 2009 attack on at Fort Hood among the major events of the decade, offering praise for Maj.

Nearly all of the people offering praise — particularly for his warning against creating a third party — were old-school activists who have been attending Republican functions for years.

Rather, Balaam becomes a vessel of blessing, offering praises that have since become an integral part of Jewish liturgy.

In a speech offering unreserved praise, the Foreign Secretary, William Hague, had praised the rebels' "increasing legitimacy, competence and success".