Sentence examples similar to solicit praise from inspiring English sources
A snippet from Nixon's "Silent Majority" address of Nov 3 , 1969 is followed by a phone conversation in which he can be heard soliciting praise from Haldeman.
This is because there are verbal aspects like giving praise, soliciting for viewpoints, humor, etc and non-verbal expressions like eye contact, facial expressions, gestures, etc which make teachers to be closer to learners psychologically (Kelley & Gorham, 2009).
Dolan praised Thomas's acumen, vowed to "continue to solicit his views" and indicated he would "always have strong ties to me and the team".
Except during "Praise-a-Thons," pastors appearing on the network can solicit donations only during the last 30 seconds of a half-hour show or the last 60 seconds of a one-hour show.
In this respect, The Australian, Science Daily, and Phys.org failed, but ABC News deserves praise for soliciting expert opinion in their coverage of this paper.
Some judges solicit bribes.
If not, solicit his opinion.
Sylvia Browne doesn't solicit.
