Sentence examples for praise one another from inspiring English sources

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.

They described making quiet pacts with colleagues to bury the same person at once, or to praise one another lavishly.

Yesterday, Mr. Bloomberg and Mr. Levy nearly tripped over each other as they took turns reaching for a microphone to praise one another.

From what I've found, KW founders are definitely quick to praise one another, and to work together, which can be a refreshing change from the sometimes cutthroat startup race.

Staff meetings can feel like a cross between summer camp and cult revival, as teachers gather in circles, praise one another for redirecting a wayward student or helping an overwhelmed colleague, and recite one another's names in unison.

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.

Eminences seated on a dais stood up at a podium and praised one another and recited shipping statistics and plans for the future while fifty or sixty assembled newspeople looked on.

Speakers praised one another extravagantly in monotonous political-convention cadences ("the man who . . .").

Poe also hated Transcendentalists and literary Bostonians, because, "self-bepuffed," they praised one another's work.