The phrase "use praise" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to express words of admiration or approval towards someone or something. Example: The teacher always encourages her students to use praise when their classmates give good presentations.
Use praise to motivate people.
But now the trend is just to use praise from regular cinemagoers on Twitter.
I am amazed to note how frequently we use praise as a sign that a conversation or interview is over.
"Why don't we use praise instead of condemnation?" While Carnegie writes about great men, his book is largely intended for their employees.
Professor Nisbett provides suggestions for transforming your own urchins into geniuses — praise effort more than achievement, teach delayed gratification, limit reprimands and use praise to stimulate curiosity — but focuses on how to raise America's collective I. Q
Some students may join in the countdown with you at first, some will not be quiet by the time you get to zero at first but persevere, use praise and rewards to reinforce its importance and it can become an extremely efficient tool for those times when you need everyone's attention.
A39 NEW YORK/REGION B1-9 Ban on Cellphone Use Praised by Actors New York city stage actors said they were pleased that the City Council banned cellphone use during public performances, including plays, movies and concerts, and in galleries and museums.
In the time of aggression, parents must not use praising phrases and loving gestures that they are used to in normal routine.
A 2007 study, published in Appetite, revealed that 85 percent of parents attempt to get young children to eat more at mealtime using praise, food rewards and reasoning.
The survey also revealed teachers were using praise and rewards to reinforce good classroom behaviour.
Pastor Owen Crane said that the use of rock-style music there has a definite purpose, although the words used praise God.
