Sentence examples for Continuous praise from inspiring English sources

Her most recent book, Power at Ground Zero: Politics, Money, and the Rebuilding of Lower Manhattan (Oxford University Press), has received continuous praise and is regarded as the definitive account of that rebuilding challenge.

The campaign, now under way, plays up what it calls "the bold flavors and fine, natural ingredients of Finlandia cheese," but does so in a broad manner reminiscent of the Monty Python school of humor, which takes the edge off the continuous praise of product attributes.

In Rome, meanwhile, the Roman statesman Cato the Elder, deploring the continuous intrigues, praised Ptolemy VI as a good and beneficent ruler.

Rashid's mother tilted her face to the sky and issued a continuous stream of praise and thanks to Allah.

It refers to Hernon as "the most experienced lobby correspondent in parliament, with 33 years of continuous service" and praises him his "straightforward reportage and political analysis".

In a review of the film in The New York Times, A. H. Weiler said that Mr. Lazenby "plays a decidedly second fiddle to an overabundance of continuous action" and praised Mr. Hunt's direction.

In Trump's world, the press should provide a continuous stream of glowing praise for his presidency.

First, Harris aptly quoted Evelyn Waugh's own past description of the institution as the film industry's "continuous psalm of self-praise", proving of course that the inward-looking, self-congratulatory flavor of the Oscars is nothing new.

Now, there's traditionally a fair bit of cinephile machismo involved in the continuous tracking shot, both doing it and praising it.

"Movin' Out (Brian's Song)" was met with generally positive reviews from critics, who praised it for having a continuous storyline.

The sculptor said that the purpose of the piece was to praise Ai's criticism of corruption and censorship despite continuous threats of imprisonment and heavy taxes from the Chinese Government.