I can't hear you praise any one now without feeling horribly jealous.

We are not fond of praising , and, without interest, we never praise any one.

Though men even rightly praise any one of the good, he ought not the sooner to rejoice immoderately at the people's words.

That praise , she wrote him, had rejoiced her infinitely, and that praise any one who knows her life can echo with Schumann.

I don't blame or praise any one: I only mean that the upper class and the lower are as bad as one another.

When men would praise any one they would say, "He is as rich," or as "magnificent," or as "generous, as Aben Hassen the Fool."

Can we be right in praising any one who cares for great matters and leaves the small to take care of themselves?

"Trust Harry to praise any one," I said.

Joan Mardle, who formed one of the group, was not openly praising any one, but she was paying a silent tribute to the salad.

"I expect any one of those Rajputs is physically stronger," answered Rosemary, in no mood to praise any one.