Sentence examples for Unstinting praise from inspiring English sources

Unstinting praise, first, to composer and performers.

Not everyone in the tennis world offers unstinting praise, however.

And there was unstinting praise for Sultanina's rider, William Buick.

Her unstinting praise of his abrasive style long before even he knew if it would work remains fresh for Rickles.

Keep in mind Orwell's honesty, of which perhaps enough has been said but is worth mentioning again here, in the case of him giving unstinting praise to someone who'd managed to write a superior version of his first book.

Oddly or perhaps not so oddly the churchmen with their unstinting praise of the astronauts have recognised this where the liberally-educated rationalists with their bored carping, and their ill-bred little jokes, have not.

Professionals of both parties were openly scornful of the campaign waged by the President and unstinting in their praise of that mounted by Mr. Clinton.

Unstinting in his praise for his colleagues, he no doubt had a role in the closely watched settlement granting actors and dancers a portion of the show's profit stream.

He is, I can confirm, unstinting.

The wanderlust that got him into this mess is unstinting.

But elsewhere in the party, the attack is unstinting.