Sentence examples for win gratitude from inspiring English sources

Even the discomfort associated with our bodies can win gratitude if we respect the amazingly complex organisms, donated to us at birth, that survive so much adversity.

Though City Opera has been especially valued for its commitment to 20th-century American works, in the last 10 years it has won gratitude and large audiences for fresh productions of Baroque works, especially Handel's.

To win the gratitude of rural voters, he offered them free land.

Mr. Papademos could win the gratitude of the Greek public if he persuaded Mr. Draghi to contribute to a further reduction.

And Mr Chubais, who is repositioning himself politically, will not only win the gratitude of the oligarchs but also clean up his reputation.

The Constitutional Court won their gratitude by securing access to health care and upholding the rights of 5m displaced people.

Before he is done, he will have lost a pinkie but won the gratitude of Franklin Roosevelt, Rita Hayworth, Wild Bill Donovan and Josephine Baker.

For these policies he won the gratitude of the peace congress, returning home in 1818 with the batons (symbol of field marshal) of six foreign countries.

Twenty-one years ago, he won the gratitude of caffeine connoisseurs everywhere with a stove-top espresso maker that has sold 1.2 million copies.

The Chinese then won the gratitude of their neighbors — and cast their country as a responsible power — by keeping the renminbi's value fixed.

First person to come up with a viable get-out-of-jail card for Scott and his crew wins the gratitude of frustrated science fiction fans everywhere.