Sentence examples for Garner praise for from inspiring English sources

Google+ did garner praise for some excellent features.

One of the reasons the government wants to get the ceasefire agreement inked before November, he explained, is to garner praise for the president and the military, which they believe will help the ruling Union Solidarity and Development Party in the upcoming elections.

These sensitivities may be mitigated if the TSU does not try to garner praise for itself and shares the credit for any accomplishments with the government.

Alex Padilla '94, president of the L.A. City Council, garners praise for his public service.

Lee also had a noted side career as an actress during the 1950s, garnering praise for her first dramatic role in The Jazz Singer (1952) and earning an Academy Award nomination for her supporting performance in Pete Kelly's Blues (1955).

Reviews of "We Need to Talk About Kevin", an adaption of Lionel Shriver's bestselling novel about a fictional school massacre, have been generally positive, with Tilda Swinton garnering praise for her portrayal of the tormented mother.

Garnering praise for watching a TV show regularly.

His good form continued for Arsenal as he scored several league goals, garnering praise for his performances as stand-in captain while Thierry Henry was injured.

Greenwald has been garnering praise for his talent with social media and his skill in drawing younger adults — those under 40 — to his shul.

The song was even successful enough to garner praise from secular music reviews.

The episode, "Did You Hear What Happened to Charlotte King?" is garnering praise from critics for its handling of a character's sexual assault (played by KaDee Strickland).