Sentence examples for Hailed as being from inspiring English sources

And with every passing year the "internet of things" was hailed as being just around the corner.

Other companies may feel that they made a mistake by missing out, especially if those hues are hailed as being on-trend by the news media.

The remark drew a petition signed by more than 100,000 people, and was hailed as being part of a new resurgence of feminism in the country.

In pubs and cabs and on the Carton House course, McIlroy was variously described as "a spoiled brat" and "a snob," and hailed as being from "a leafy loyalist suburb".

As one of the first people to recognize the power of the Web to facilitate intellectual discourse, Professor Dutton was hailed as being among "the most influential media personalities in the world," as Time magazine described him in 2005.

How far, bemoans Mr Nasir, has Palestine fallen from the heights of 2005 and 2006, when he ran elections that international observers hailed as being among the fairest in the Middle East.

Hailed by supporters as a leap forward, yet criticized by human rights groups as being little different from what came before, the filing reveals a distinctive approach to constitutional law.

Introduced to the piano by his mother, the former Frederikke Lichtinger, at the age of 3, he made his concert debut in Copenhagen when he was 8. Hailed as a prodigy, he was given a scholarship to the Copenhagen Music Conservatory, and while still in his teens, he studied in Vienna under Victor Schioler, the leading Danish pianist.

Hailed as revolutionary, it was indeed a refreshing change from the backroom deals that typify German capitalism.

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