Sentence examples for only to praise from inspiring English sources

What matters is that Ms. Luft comes only to praise and to pluck heartstrings.

To say that Curiosity: Art and the Pleasures of Knowing is a strange show is only to praise it, since that is what it sets out to be.

No actor wants to be reduced to one thing, although those who ask Shannon about his commanding presence mean only to praise.

Stopping only to praise Delaney's "fierce independence of mind", it then offers its gratitude to WD & HO Wills for supplying the production with Bristol cigarettes.

He singled out Mr. Boehner in his criticism of Republicans as unwilling to compromise, a break from the past when Mr. Obama typically criticized Republicans in general but mentioned Mr. Boehner only to praise him as a constructive partner.

And that was after taking on the Fire and Police Departments in tones so sharp that the audience, accustomed only to praise for the city's emergency workers since Sept. 11, all but gasped.

Margaret Thatcher wanted tax breaks for those who took out private insurance, thinking it "disgraceful", as one of her ministers later recalled, that the better-off should expect the state to fund their routine medical needs.Today's leading Tories vie only to heap praise on the NHS.

We aren't here only to give praise to God.

Others suggest that such phrases can lead to a child performing well only to receive praise.

The UN has so far simply ignored the public demands for Dadaab's closure, only commenting to praise Kenya's commitment to refugees.

Hodgson has been criticised for a perceived dour approach in the past, therefore it is only right to praise him when he changes tack with such impact.