Sentence examples for personal praise from inspiring English sources

The importance of White House connections was shown in Uber's press release announcing it had hired Plouffe, which included personal praise from the governor of Massachusetts, the mayor of Chicago and the Google chairman, Eric Schmidt.

These plays are also characterized by the way they reach out to the audience with specific political and personal praise or criticism, naming names, accusing or complimenting political or military leaders and reminding audiences of their civic responsibilities.

Watts is keen to deflect any personal praise for their impact, pointing both to the role of the teams that worked on them – writers, illustrators, editors and computing experts – and to their down-to-earth process.

Brummelman found in earlier research that, after a child received personal praise, she felt ashamed after failing at a subsequent task, but if she had been praised for the activity itself, or got no praise at all, there was no shame.

Others offered similar personal praise.

It is even stranger to publicly heap such personal praise on the leader of a country the U.S. sanctioned the day before.

Murdoch used last Wednesday's Times to pay personal tribute, praising her union-busting stance for allowing his UK publishing empire to flourish.

Handlen felt that the episode is "not art, not yet, but it is deeply personal", and praised the opening dream sequence, describing it as "flat-out Lynchian nightmare territory".

Her remarks were a mix of light personal details and praise for civic virtues.

The PM uses texts to rally his troops, sending personal messages of praise after ministers make worthy Newsnight appearances.

Results are published in newspapers, with most-improved schools getting personal calls of praise from the Scorekeeper.