Sentence examples for * laud in from inspiring English sources

No one could sensibly dismiss England's stadiums or the ardour it would bring to a tournament staged on these shores, but many of the people charged with bringing the World Cup have committed a crime against the "passion" they ask David Beckham to laud in his speeches to Fifa audiences.

Clinkle was shooting for the kind of "Innovation" with a capital I that we laud in Silicon Valley.

While acknowledging that cultural norms vary, the psychologists saw less to laud in Chua's policy outlawing sleepovers and play dates.

There is much to laud in the recently released film Lincoln, and Participant Media, which produced the film, points a principled way forward for fellow filmmakers, and their audiences, who care about social action.

The ancient network has been much lauded in the past.

His unification efforts were lauded in the West.

AIJ had long been lauded in Japan for its high returns.

And Rocky Wirtz is being lauded in a way his father never was.

And former Wales coach Johnson believes Biggar would be lauded in any other country.

The decisions lauded in Europe were despised in Ireland.

Nicole Krauss lauds in Roth's fiction a "moral ambiguity".