Sentence examples for shows encouraging from inspiring English sources

"This new evidence shows encouraging signs of a broadening and deepening recovery," said Stephen Gifford, the CBI's director of economics.

Lewis's latest album Glassheart shows encouraging signs of reinvention: fleeting dubstep and house inflections count as wild exuberance coming from a maudlin balladeer.

Stephen Gifford, the CBI's director of economics, said: "This new evidence shows encouraging signs of a broadening and deepening recovery in the manufacturing sector.

Television has also got in on the act, with reality shows encouraging people to turn their lives around by exercising and improving diet.

The Bakalors bought him a P.A. system and wrote him a 20-minute comedy routine for street shows, encouraging him to deliver punch lines in an over-the-top Russian accent.

A spokeswoman for Digital Radio UK, the body responsible for promoting the technology, said: "The report shows encouraging progress on coverage, cars, sales of digital devices and station availability.

These shows encouraged the arrival of "Chicago" and "42nd Street," which opened with huge expectations.

I was picking my brains for this article wondering what shows encouraged me to laugh with the northern characters and television personalities, rather than at them.

News shows encourage viewers to send in comments; games shows allow viewers to compete; music shows take requests by text message; and broadcasters operate on-screen chatrooms.

But the instability now in all three countries has, as the Transatlantic Trends report shows, encouraged skepticism among Europeans and Americans about the use of force.

That is, the shows encourage Musical.ly's users – a group who's already comfortable making and producing videos to share with friends – to post their own personal responses to the shows using hashtags.