Sentence examples for attracted praise from from inspiring English sources

He attracted praise from the local music press although he decided to stop composing soon afterwards.

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.

Although Narconon has attracted praise from professional athletes and entertainers, several drug therapy professionals have criticized it as ineffective.

She praised Mr Kubilius's government for its financial policy and also for its reforms to the energy market (these have attracted praise from Brussels and ire from Moscow).

The book attracted praise from Mark Twain, William Dean Howells, and Admiral George Dewey and, Hearn says, "became the best-selling picture book of 1900".

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.

Now translated into English, it's already attracting praise from the likes of Martin Amis and Mario Vargas Llosa.

Puglia is something of a culinary paradise, attracting praise from the likes of Antonio Carluccio and the River Cafe's Rose Gray.

The electorate has moved in a direction far from the "maverick" ideals that allowed McCain to consistently attract praise from both sides of the aisle and win his party's presidential nomination.