Sentence examples for a praise of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Klinkenborg's article is the first time I read a praise of reading aloud.

However, he stressed: "This is not an attack on comprehensive education or a praise of grammar schools.

The mas̄navī usually begins with a praise of God, and this strikes the keynote of the poem.

Most mas̄navīs, however, begin with a praise of God, and this strikes the keynote of the poem.

The doxology, devoid of any mention of death, is a praise of God and a prayer for the establishment of the coming kingdom.

But "Kaddish" as applied here has its own irony, blacker than night: the prayer is actually a praise of God, and does not mention death at all.

But to say this is to offer a subtle praise of Mr. Bush.

The biblical texts used in the libretto evoke human suffering, and the work ends with an uplifting praise of God.

Recently, a colleague emailed round a link to a blog in praise of newspaper website comments.

No Time for Comedy (1940), a praised adaptation of a S.N.

"A tip: If this one fails, write a post in praise of Ann Coulter.