Sentence examples for take praising from inspiring English sources

U.S. presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has a different take, praising President Obama for leading the nation to recovery after the financial crash, creating 14 million jobs and providing "affordable health care within reach for everyone".

For example: "Take praise with a grain of salt.

"It's a well-established finding that people take praise from males more seriously than praise from females," Dr. Nass said.

"I know people think I am a bit loud-mouthed and arrogant but I don't take praise very well, I feel embarrassed by it all".

"It has been a very tough week for all of us at the club and we take praise collectively and we've got to take this defeat collectively," he added.

Crikey, though, he's bad at taking praise.

They don't seem comfortable taking praise, or giving interviews.

The late Snoo Wilson said he'd never met anyone worse at taking praise than me".

Watch how a man takes praise and there you have the measure of him.

Stock analysts normally disdainful of Detroit as a destination for investors' money have taken to praising GM.

And since the Jets have taken to praising Sanchez's improved accuracy lately, it should be noted that he completed eight of his first nine passes.