Sentence examples for To praise about from inspiring English sources

Though underwhelmed by Camus' appearance, Liebling and Thompson found much else to praise about him.

There is much to praise about its decentralized democracy that thus far has surpassed expectations.

Stiglitz supported Obama for president and still finds things to praise about him.

There is much to praise about Mr. Sehgal's work, which integrates movement into an event that is experientially compelling and theoretically fascinating.

There are many things to praise about "Arresting Fragments: Object Photography at the Bauhaus," which runs at the MIT Museum through Sept. 1.

Mr. Caldwell, who is also a contributing writer for The New York Times Magazine, finds things to praise about Islamic society, but he is unsparing about its deficiencies.

He was modest, unassuming and generous, ready to praise, enthuse about and encourage the work of others.

I called up Barinholtz to talk The Oath, the insane chaos of Trump era political discourse and to receive praise about some homemade English muffins I gifted him when we met at a screening of The Oath last week.

I'm not about to praise him for his accomplishments, but he had a pretty good eye for diagnoses.

"That vote is well and good," Tuttle said, "but I'm not about to praise the California Club for taking another vote whether or not to obey the law.

A study by the Sutton Trust found that the academic focus of the personal statement is not always understood by teachers, who tended to praise general passages about subjects.