Sentence examples for when I encouraged from inspiring English sources

"He was clear that he was not interested in events or details, which were represented by me, even when I encouraged him," Mr. Mirkarimi told The Bay Citizen.

When I encouraged him to tell me his story in his own way, he began — rather strangely, I thought — by telling me how, a few months before the accident, he had had a sudden "compulsion" to sell his house in Sag Harbor, which he loved and in which he and his family had lived for five years.

I could think of many occasions when I encouraged, guided, complimented, and provided suggestions for improvement.

This was not the scenario I imagined when I encouraged him to keep me current on his inner workings.

I modeled the inner criticism she had expressed to me earlier, by saying, "You are fat; you should stay at home, ought to be embarrassed of yourself, and certainly shouldn't think you are worthy of having a partner you are attracted to!" At first she looked wounded and deflated, but when I encouraged her to respond, to fight back, she began to stand up straighter and smile.

Yet when I encourage students' wanderlust, questions invariably arise: Will I be safe?

There is a quotation I like which I sometimes include in my speeches when I encourage people to get politically engaged.

I talk with a lot of couples who want greater intimacy and excitement in their relationship, but who say "no way" when I encourage them to explore their sexual fantasies.

"When I encourage my clients to picture what they want their lives to look like in five years, I ask them to think about their personal and professional lives -- and then I encourage them to make it even bigger," said Loder.

Nothing is worse than when I post something and people start commenting and calling people out—I am an advocate for comments, and I do think they are a great place for people to meet, but when I encourage our fans to go on, I say, "Don't argue with each other.

Ever since the 13th century, when Edward I encouraged forest folk to extract coal and iron ore, any male, 21 or over, born in the Hundred of St Briavels who has worked in a mine for a year and a day can apply for a "gale" (pit site).