Sentence examples for real praise from inspiring English sources

David Cameron deserves real praise.

The only real praise for the Bush administration had nothing to do with the environmental proposal.

In the end, the food was overwrought, with only a handful of dishes garnering real praise.

The real praise comes from opposing coaches, like Clifton's John Pontes, who said, "Mo is the best thing to happen to cross-country in 20 years".

But the real praise must go to the citizen-driven ScienceDebate2008 website, for making both candidates engage with science so comprehensively.

Teenagers know the difference between empty praise and real praise they've earned, and when they accomplish their novels, they don't even need to be praised to feel good about themselves.

Instead, the company went out and created fake Web sites where supposedly real people praised Lifestyle Lift while saying the negative reviews they had read were fake.

Figueiredo, who moved to London from the United States to work with Daley, describes her new pupil as the "real deal", praises his "amazing" work ethic and says they share the same desire to succeed.

The review said the album "has the feel of real collectivity", praising the cohesiveness of the individual band members' playing.

Practices like these do not prepare children for the real world, where praise for excellence is measured against much tougher standards.

Rafael Benítez used his final interview as the manager of Real Madrid to praise his players after the 2-2 drawithth Valencia.