Examples of praise

• His friends praised his generosity, wit, and learning.

• He praised her professionalism and dynamism.

• The police praised motorists for driving sensibly in the appalling conditions.

• The speech praised those who had displayed gallantry in the liberation of their country.

• I tried to boost his ego by praising his cooking.

• His boss showered him with praise.

• The committee lavished praise on the project.

• He is sparing with his praise .

• His efforts are certainly deserving of praise.

• A young child needs plenty of praise and encouragement.

• Thus, partial tolerance becomes the perfect alibi for generalized prejudice against the regional varieties and praise of the standard.

• Because of this, they only take up facts and events that honor and praise the persons concerned.

• This series is a momentous undertaking, which deserves full recognition and praise, including the volume at hand.

• In it, twelve dancers, dressed as twelve princes, danced in imitation of the deities, accompanied by songs in their praise.

• Subjects received constant encouragement and praise as well as necessary reminders "to stay alert" during the task.

• The first is that their own role in arranging a superb collection, for which they deserve much praise, might go unremarked.

• Her image left critics free to praise her: to note virility without suggesting that she fitted the usual authorial mould.

• These excursions into political and economic theory received equal doses of praise and condemnation from critics and readers.

• Clearly, then, a criticism which aims to praise cannot countenance anything in the poem that does not tally with prevailing notions of conventional morality.

• Many of the progressive intellectuals did not hesitate to praise the post-revolutionary strategy of communal rural development as a truly viable option for peripheral development.

• Many of these are humanistic exercises, opportunities to display learning and verbal dexterity in addition to, often rather than, sincere praise.

• After all, is this not the same chorus that had earlier sung the new royal couple's praises?

• This book, which now appears in paperback, has already garlanded much praise, and rightly so.

• The populace that had gathered for the feast customarily kept a vigil with praises throughout the entire night.

• This is another dedicatory chanson, one that praises a nobleman whose heraldic colours are red and gold.