Sentence examples for vocal praise from inspiring English sources

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Virtually every dog relishes a loving scratch behind the ears and some sweet, vocal praise.

These include vocal praise, written praise notes, prize bowls, and public posting of feedback about the rate of a targeted behavior.

Some of my managers respond better to hearing a "great job on that sale," and others value one-on-one meetings above just my vocal praises.

Fanning's vocals drew praise; Allmusic's Andy Whitman said he was a "fine, soulful singer" whose "vocal presence alone merits attention".

Mr Sarkozy has been particularly vocal in praising America and embracing a more pro-American position on Iraq and Iran (he argues that an Iranian nuclear bomb is "unacceptable", for example).

"Who Do You Think You Are" was a commercial and critical success, with Melanie Chisholm's vocals receiving praise from pop music critics.

Although its instrumentation and the group's vocals were praised, the song was criticised as tedious and uninspiring.

"Woohoo" received mixed to positive reviews from critics, most of them commended Aguilera's vocals and praising Minaj's appearance.

The same opinion was echoed by Entertainment Weekly staff who thought that the song highlighted Clarkson's "sublime" vocals and praised the song for its "addictive" hook.