Sentence examples for Be extolled from inspiring English sources
verb
To praise; to make high.
President Ben Ali has so far avoided that mistake and continues to be extolled by the official media.
Inviting his master Mehboob Ali Pasha, the sixth Nizam, to stay, the prime minister waited to be extolled for creating such a glorious pleasure dome.
A first win in a major this evening would see his elevation to the forefront of golf, and thenceforth his non-golfing qualities will be extolled from the clubhouse rooftops.
Market solutions rather than government aid, to be extolled.
"Detroit," in short, is a movie that should be extolled, railed against, defended, picked apart — agreed upon as a universally important film, even as it will never find any universality of opinion.
He is way too young and inexperienced, so he would be extolled and allowed to sign papers, but those papers will be drafted by the same people who are drafting papers now.
Instead, we should be extolling the efforts of those who work for progressive social change.
Through his work he appears at times to be repudiating the palace and everything it stands for, at others he seems to be extolling its beauty.
Would this mother still be extolling the "privatization" of schools?
Their example is extolled by fighting critics.
"I wasn't used to being extolled in that way".
