Sentence examples for attract praise from inspiring English sources

But a strict emphasis on quality over quantity continues to attract praise from around the world.

Bhutan manages to attract praise from across the world for using religious values in politics.

Absolute rulers do tend to attract praise, at least from those seeking their patronage, or from their subjects not willing to offend.

Under his reign, Wigan finished 16th twice and 15th before slipping to 18th this season, although the Latics continued to attract praise for their style of football.

Under the Spaniard, Wigan finished 16th twice and 15th before slipping to relegation this season, although the Latics won the FA Cup and continued to attract praise for their style of play.

Under his reign, Wigan finished 16th twice and 15th before being relegated in 18th place this season, although the Latics continued to attract praise for their style of football.

Initially the drink attracted praise.

He has also attracted praise for his Internet podcast, where he interviews both celebrities and newsmakers.

She has always attracted praise for the lyricism of her prose.

The administration's recent policy moves have attracted praise from outspoken defenders of the Bush administration.

McDonald's depth of research into White also attracted praise from the Samuel Johnson panel.