Sentence examples for praise words from inspiring English sources

They are today's praise words for a certain kind of human being.

The results reveal that the reward centre only shows an increase in activity when both praise words and praise intonation are used.

"Transgression," "subversion," "deconstruction" are praise words bestowed as solemnly as "structure" and "order" once were, little gold stars awarded to rappers and television comics.

Four different recordings were played with either praise words (such as "well done!") or neutral words (such as "however" or "nevertheless") coupled with either a high-pitched intonation indicative of praise, or a neutral intonation.

Dr. Nass and his colleagues also discovered that when it came to praise, words spoken by a male voice were valued more highly than those spoken by a female voice, even when the praise was issued by a machine.

The results revealed that compared to neutral words, praise words resulted in an increase in activity in the left hemisphere of the brain for both types of intonation, suggesting that, like humans, dogs use the left side of their brain to process words that they have recognised and attach meaning to.

These words seem to be praising words, although it is not always clear what Abdul is praising, or how her words are supposed to be grouped.

Beyoncé has apparently sent a handwritten note to a New York Times journalist after she wrote praising words about her latest song "Formation".

The use of praising words by the medical staff or by the obstetrician or midwife during delivery encouraged women and boosted their self-esteem, as reported in a study in Lebanon [ 24].

Encouraging, praising words.

Performances of "Nation of Heat" (the title cut from his highly praised, word-of-mouth EP venture), "Hymn 35" - "I am the day, I am the dawn, I am the darkness coming on" - and "Unsophisticated Heart" set the mood.