Sentence examples for something to praise from inspiring English sources

This is something to praise, not chastise.

He can find, in even the most dismal student story, something to praise.

He advised praising "our diplomats" and "finding something to praise in the actions of President Obama".

In a session that ended without a single question allowed from the hall, dialogue was something to praise, not put into effect.

Eleanor was positive and encouraging about every photo, even finding something to praise in the most prosaic picture of a green door, and making gentle suggestions of how each could be made "even better".

His general attitude, even in those shaky times, was to find something to praise, someone else's story or poem, someone's mettle as a friend, someone's wit or intelligence, someone's ferocity — this he especially admired.

But there's something else to praise in the Z8: Catch a glimpse of one out of the corner of your eye and you can't help but see old and new at once.

Then he stopped and said it's interesting that in Silicon Valley "collaboration" is defined as something you do with another colleague or company to achieve greatness — something to be praised — as in: "They collaborated on that beautiful piece of software".

She could always find something to criticize but nothing to praise.

The record kick was made in the Dakota Wesleyan‐Northern Normal game at Aberdeen, S.D. Here's something to consider for high praise.

They always want to kill something to prove themselves!" She praised the young people who were beginning to rebel against social conventions.