Sentence examples for praising with from inspiring English sources

In one recording, she said Hungarian expressions "used by all test dog owners for praising" with the same type of vocal intonation a person would typically use to praise a dog.

To the editor: Instead of spending time bemoaning the election results, instead of criticizing Hillary Clinton for misreading the electorate, instead of praising (with strong reservations) President-elect Donald Trump's reading of the electorate, consider that voters were simply expressing their opinion on the state of the nation.

From T-Swift's "Shake It Off," to punk rock's elitism of anti-elitism, to country music's explicit self praising with lines like, "We're the fabric of this nation and we're a nation all our own," in different tunes the singers say the same thing: we are good people, and we are better than you.

As a great writer friend of mine observed about Dowd, "Praising with faint damns, or a crow cawing from a tree top where she would wish to be seen as a canary in a coal mine".

Taylor's interpretation of Cleopatra, however, was not as praised, with some calling her performance melodramatic.

He felt obliged to add that Palm Sunday had been "elsewhere praised with no embarrassment".

But Trude Lash, 92, shunts aside praise with a faint smile and a raising of her eyebrows.

Capshaw's performance this season was praised, with The TV Addict calling her "immensely likeable".

The mildly complex reciprocal skill system was generally praised, with some few exceptions.

The experimentation on "JC", "Glimpse", and "Oipic" was again praised, with comparisons to Motown drawn.

The film and their writing was praised, with critics finding it to be very authentic.