Now it is time for him to praise U.S. intelligent agencies and their courageous employees, and to praise America's allies and support its alliances.
Mr. Christie was criticized at the time for his effusive praise of Mr. Obama by some Republicans who feared it would give the president a last-minute boost in his re-election campaign over Mitt Romney, the former governor of Massachusetts.
Isn't it time for you to praise Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's courage in proposing a withdrawal from Gaza and to call on the Palestinians also to act with courage by reining in their terrorist militias to prevent further deterioration in the potential for a Palestinian state?
And there was Ann Perkins Rashida Joness) back again, and one more time for Leslie to praise her beauty and hold her close.
He won against professional scientists and communicators such as the biologist Matt Ridley, shortlisted for the fourth time for his highly praised Nature Via Nurture, and the bookies' favourite, Armand Marie Leroi, the presenter of the Channel 4 series Mutants, and author of the book of the same name.
But I wonder how often during his 35 years of teaching he reserved his time and praise for slow thinkers "who don't write terribly well," the "Pauls" who end up driving taxis, ignoring and possibly even penalizing with the power he held over their grade-point averages the genuinely bright and talented ones simply because they had an adolescent scowl or dilettante's air.
But no one has ever truly outdone Vanessa Redgrave who pulled off what might be a once-in-history feat of sanctimony, at once praising herself, and at the same time praising others for praising her.
He patted himself on the back for it all week, and each guest took time to praise him for his diversifying effect.
Mordaunt Hall, in his 1934 review for The New York Times, singled out several players for praise, including the personable wier-haired terrier who played Ast - Saturday at 6 p.m. on TCM.
