Sentence examples for Generous praise from inspiring English sources
His books have generally received generous praise from critics, though his most recent novel about Henry James, Author, Author, suffered from inevitable and unfavourable comparison with Colm Toibin's The Master.
He closed his remarks with generous praise of his wife, noting that many generations of her family had served in the military and that she had patiently endured 29 moves with him during 35 years of marriage.
Mr. Christie's generous praise for Mr. Obama "reinforced that in my mind," Professor Baker said.
City Council leaders and budget watchdogs offered unusually generous praise for the mayor's plan.
The boys' behaviour and academic performance improved, and Rusty's headteacher showered her with "enthusiastic, generous praise".
Mr. Obama opened his remarks at the Grand Hyatt with generous praise for Mrs. Clinton.
With its incredibly generous praises sang from a range of experts, it's no wonder we expect amazing results quickly and easily.
They were certainly more generous, praising his "messianic" drive and commitment to a "bottom-up" approach to quality on those roadshow trips with the NHS chief executive, David Nicholson.
Her former boss, CeeCee, is far more generous, praising Dupre's ability to move ahead after her role in the scandal.
The Moynihans, on the other hand, are generous with praise.
Phillips could be generous with praise for a fellow coach.
