Sentence examples for a paean for from inspiring English sources
A paean for the lost idealism of the sixties?
This beautiful, truly magical book is a paean for humanity.
He wrote "Hush'd Be the Camps To-day," a paean for the soldiers he came to cherish.
Does it all add up to a paean for wool and an incentive to weave its threads into every aspect of modern life?
At Hitfix, Guy Lodge offers a paean for Viola Davis, whose performance in "The Help" could have made her the second black best actress Oscar winner.
The novel is a paean for motherhood, yet it isn't sentimental or ecstatic; it's contained, most of the time, inside Rosamund's dry, knowing, deprecating language.
Labour should reply with a paean of praise for the public realm: remind voters that what they value most is not shopping, but health, education, nurseries, care, libraries, swimming pools, arts, sports and parks.
His crucial January testimony in favor of big tax cuts began with a paean of praise for the productivity revolution, "the key factor driving the cumulative upward revisions in the budget picture," and cited with approval long-term projections of an "on-budget surplus under baseline assumptions well past 2030".
It seems odd for the government to press the delete key on a paean of praise to the prime minister.
It at first seems as if the commercial will be a plaintive paean for environmental conservation.
Some of Hall's report consisted of nothing but a barefaced paean for the entire cast and production staff of what he calls "far and away the most enjoyable evening I have had in the theatre since 'Getting Gertie's Garter.'" View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Masha Gessen.
