Sentence examples for praise one from inspiring English sources

Though this was, in his eyes, the highest praise one could bestow on a man, it was not sufficient for the clericals, who took advantage of its implied atheism and the uproar caused by the lecture to have Renan suspended.

In his first post-election news conference he rejected a reporter's use of the word "ridicule" to describe his treatment of liberals & went on to praise one liberal--his defeated opponent, Michael Dukakis-& observed that despite their differences they shared a"com mon interest in building a better America".

The note from Mrs. P went on to praise one of our physical therapists, Peter Wu, for "everything about him, his mannerisms, his demeanor, the way he pushes you when you feel like you are not being pushed".

The on-task social interactional exchanges illustrate how learners praise one another in peer review, react to their feedback, thank and welcome one another, and even express feelings such as confusion and surprise.

These researchers reported that men's body talk included both positive elements and negative elements, while that of women tended to focus on the negative, perhaps reflecting an accepting body culture among men in which they can praise one another as well as commiserate with other men on issues regarding muscularity and weight.

If they praise one, they risk alienating the others.

With my newfound knowledge of public schools, I moved my daughter to a highly praised one on the Lower East Side.

The two one-time rivals, whom many mistakenly reported had a blood feud, embraced on stage and praised one another to the skies.

patted each other on the backs, praised one another's commitment to truth over politics, and assured reporters that their investigation was moving along just fine.

Trump had praised one of Flake's potential primary opponents, Kelli Ward, on Twitter, and he met backstage with two others who are considering a primary run.

She dialed from memory Stephie Mukherjee at Fordham and praised "one student in particular who would really benefit" from the program's one-on-one attention.