Sentence examples for carefully praised from inspiring English sources

After its executive board approved the loan, the fund issued a statement on Wednesday evening in Washington, this morning Islamabad time, that carefully praised the government for its "wide-ranging reform agenda" and the progress it has made.

He carefully praised President Bush even as he suggested that he disagreed with his position on new money for New York, which is essentially that the city should get no new money this year.

In that context, Mr Netanyahu was under little pressure to offer much more than criticism though in his address the Israeli leader carefully praised Mr Obama as a friend of Israel and said he deeply regretted any perception that his visit was "political .The address was doubly useful for Mr Boehner.

Though the Liverpool manager, who received a warning earlier this season about his repeated comments about the way officials were handling Suarez, acknowledged that he must tread carefully, praising a referee before a match is an offence.

Choosing his words carefully, Mussina praised Chamberlain's velocity and competitive spirit, but added that a pitcher who can throw a ball more than 100 m.p.h.

Lissette Castrillón was sensitive to the challenge, and she had an appealing informality: she listened carefully to Rodriguez, praised her efforts, and said admiring things about Eilen, all while sitting cross-legged on the floor.

A Los Angeles Times review praised its "carefully documented" new evidence of Nascar's "history of racism".

Appearing on "Meet the Press" a few days after our poll release, he praised the "carefully done" poll saying that there was "very positive news in it".

Judges praised the carefully-managed design for the area, which covers a period of 30 years of development.

Avocados thrive in environments of carefully rationed praise that is neither overemphatic nor disingenuous.

A matter of months later, a BBC colleague overheard Mr Miliband in a lift at the Labour Party conference, shortly after some carefully calibrated praise in a speech from him for Gordon Brown's speech.