Sentence examples for praise very from inspiring English sources

"I know people think I am a bit loud-mouthed and arrogant but I don't take praise very well, I feel embarrassed by it all".

And yet we praise very the people who want to deny us the right to act rationally for fear they'll criticize our artistic or intellectual or emotional integrity if we point out the elephant in the room.

The teacher then summarizes the importance of the skill and reminds them of a similar example from which they can begin to generalise, while also finding a way to praise, very specifically, what they did well.

Western praise could very well get Malala Yousafzai killed.

"It shows that for dogs, a nice praise can very well work as a reward, but it works best if both words and intonation match," the study's head, Attila Andics, wrote in a statement.

"It shows that for dogs, a nice praise can very well work as a reward, but it works best if both words and intonation match," Andics, the lead researcher, said in a statement.

Cabbage was a favourite with the leading abstract painter Jean Hélion, who praised its very ordinariness.

The research, published by Nature Medicine on Oct. 21, was praised as "very interesting" by several AIDS experts.

And Stu Freeman of Brooklyn praised "some very good choices" on the list but called the 1988 starting point "beyond absurd".

He praised as "very important and very positive" an American-backed United Nations resolution, passed Tuesday, that endorsed a Palestinian state.

Ms. Snowe praised his "very constructive outreach" and lauded his union for "helping get the facts out".