Sentence examples for praise again from inspiring English sources
Noticing the Lieutenant's confusion, Colonel White ran through the words of praise again, trying to warm up a smile that he had been wearing too long already.
There's that artful praise again, which seems to be keeping some men in the kitchen as surely as tradition used to bind women to the stove.
And for those who missed it, Mr. Christie repeated his praise again and again in television interviews, saying the president had been "outstanding," "incredibly supportive" and "deserves great credit".
Six years later he impressed critics with his portrayal of an itinerant prizefighter in "Hard Times," and he won praise again in 1976 as the lead in "From Noon Till Three," a satirical western.
Other roles followed in film and television — she won praise again in the searing 1989 television movie "Small Sacrifices" — but throughout, Ms. Fawcett tended to attract more attention for her looks and personal life than for her professional accomplishments.
Their assailants may be dead, but at least the victims will never hear them praised again.
Telecommuting is a familiar story, but I must sing its praises again — this time in a feminist key.
Everyone is singing his praises again after an invigorating second half (16 of his 19 points were scored after halftime).
Raisman's been praised again and again for being steady and consistent.
Formerly respected and now quite worrisome evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins has sung Condell's praises (again, according to his Wikipedia page, which is so self-aggrandising it's a wonder it can be attributed to such a staunch seeker of truths), saying that "Pat Condell is unique.
