Sentence examples similar to self praises from inspiring English sources

"There is nothing worse than self praise and I certainly don't want it," wrote Mr Wells, from Chesterfield.

Now before I dive into self praise, some context: After the first debate, we did a small experiment based on a random sampling of social media posts using labelled data feeds, a CNN (convolutional neural network; a feed-forward artificial neural network), a Bayesian methods-based network and a variant of word2vec-like algo.

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.

The rest is self-praise plus the usual piffle.

But associates say Ms. Goldberg tends to avoid self-praise.

Sincere, unironic collective self-praise has its place.

Asked to describe himself, he declined: "My mother always said self-praise is no praise".

Clearly, the duo are as confident as their self-praise suggests.

Self-praise is not generally a recommendation but here, certainly, was a weighty version.

West continued to mix insults and self-praise for a while.

Meanwhile on the official media, Musharraf waxes lyrical in self-praise.