Sentence examples for bring praise from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gongora knew that however quickly the garbage was cleared, the department's efforts were unlikely to bring praise.

Even better, he cheered me on: "You are going to page through this book — read and digest, argue and discuss, make plans and write lists — and then you are going to cook and serve a meal that will bring praise down upon you like a shower of rose petals".

Professionally presented documents will bring praise and recognition from colleagues and even management; so will a delicious meal made perfectly or an incisive lecture on Shakespeare.

Heaton's historic moment brought praise from his manager.

Mr. Mills's decision brought praise from some education officials.

The U.S.L. team's performance brought praise from Heath, and the promise of more to come.

That effort has brought praise from renewable-energy advocates around the United States.

Although success brings praise, too much of it can invite envy and scrutiny.

The agency's decision brought praise from the American Red Cross, which has promoted easy access to defibrillators.

Its return to center stage brought praise from the Dutch community on Wednesday.

On Twitter, Ms. Foster's speech brought praise for its bravery as well as derision for not being brave enough.