Sentences with phrase «appreciative comments»
"Appreciative comments" refers to positive remarks or expressions of gratitude and recognition towards someone or something. These comments show appreciation and acknowledge the value or importance of the person or thing being commented on. Full definition
The blog soon got a regular following and received 10,000 hits each year with many appreciative comments from people in different sectors.
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Most customers have made appreciative comments on the quality and use of the Kolcraft stroller.
Luckily I received appreciative comments in between the crunching and munching.
Its Carribean Aqua Metallic paint job elicited appreciative comments.
She does get an occasional appreciative comment from a fan, but praise doesn't pay the bills — and when it comes to online marketing, she simply has no idea where to start.
So here are some very smart and appreciative comments on my MODERN AND AMERICAN DIGNITY....
I have read your blog today for the first time and am struck by the element of nitpicking etc along with the truly generous and appreciative comments from people like myself who love your book.
The plate cleared quickly and there were lots of appreciative comments.
Dear valued guest, We thank you for your valuable & appreciative comments on your stay at the Bangkok Hotel Lotus Sukhumvit from 28th February — 03rd March 2018.
Dear valued guest, We thank you for your valuable & appreciative comments on your stay at the Bangkok Hotel Lotus Sukhumvit from 19th — 22nd March 2018.
Dear valued guest, We thank you for your valuable & appreciative comments on your stay at the Bangkok Hotel Lotus Sukhumvit from 18th — 24th March 2018.
Dear valued guest, We thank you for your valuable & appreciative comments on your stay at the Bangkok Hotel Lotus Sukhumvit from 02nd - 04th March 2018.
If you need further enticement to visit Far Meadow Lodge, just read these appreciative comments of previous guests...
Or if someone who doesn't usually acknowledge the part she played in an argument is a bit more open, the therapist can make an appreciative comment that may encourage even more nondefensiveness.
The predictable tensions that ensued revealed to researchers that couples who voiced five appreciative comments (ex: «I see that,» «I hear you,» «I understand that») for every negative or combative one were the ones far more likely to remain strong.
The fiery hue highlights the upper wall's geometric shapes, takes the chill off the room's white furnishings, and garners a fair share of appreciative comments.