Sentence examples for trying to congratulate from inspiring English sources

It was too much for Reina, trying to congratulate and console, the conflicting emotions pouring out of him.

I'm frustrated by the general boringness of a culture that is trying to congratulate itself for taking things seriously all of a sudden in response to its guilt about not taking things very seriously during the 90s.

He tried to congratulate himself for not doing so—"I was going to say something extremely rough to Hillary, to her family, and I said to myself, I can't do it.

In any case, well done Tina Fey! [You can try to congratulate Tina Fey on the "30 Rock" website, as there's an"Ask Tina" page, but I couldn't figure out how to actually ask her a question from it.

Following the harsh words which have also been spoken from our side of the House, I will also try to congratulate Mrs in 't Veld and look at how we can, after all, reach compromises on this issue.

Congratulating Boeing for trying to deliver shareholder value is like congratulating it for building and selling airplanes.

She ridiculed him for "celebrating his hundredth day in office by trying to win Pennsylvania," and congratulated the assembled reporters for their luck, being spared the duty of covering Trump's Harrisburg rally.

I would like to congratulate the Guardian for trying to shed light on a country which does not often get a mention in the news, with its Inside Eritrea series.

"These doctors and nurses should be congratulated for trying to protect the hundreds of children that are still locked up in Australia and on Nauru," she said.

But he says the medical board "should be congratulated for trying to impede the proliferation of unproven stem cell therapies".

This new reality has caused major concern for the future of baseball and both MLB and MLBPA need to be congratulated for trying to address this growing problem before its too late.