Sentence examples for commonly lauded from inspiring English sources
When multi-coloured hair, a technique that black women are still branded as "ghetto" for donning, came back as a mainstream trend last year, the most commonly lauded for sporting it were white women.
Tom's Shoes is a model commonly lauded for creating impact and profit.
In 2000 he was lauded for his Report of the Panel on UN Peace Operations (commonly known as the Brahimi Report), which recommended broad changes to the way UN peacekeeping missions were conceived and implemented.
Universities are seldom lauded publicly for maintaining good processes and practices; instead, media stories commonly focus on shortcomings.
In short the greater part of those who had hated him most bitterly while he lived lauded him to the skies when he was dead; and it was even commonly declared that he had put an end to Galba, not so much for the sake of ruling, as of restoring the republic and liberty. 1 Like Maecenas, Otho was Tyrrhena regum progenies; Hor.
When Mexico introduced a 1 peso-per-litre tax (4p) on fizzy drinks two years ago, proponents lauded the initiative as a step toward curbing sugar consumption in a country where Coca-Cola is commonly consumed with breakfast.
Dubbed one of the most memorable songs from Beauty and the Beast, while lauded as a "favorite," a "classic" and "one of the greatest showstoppers" in film history, "Be Out Guest" is commonly cited as one of Disney's greatest songs.
Mr. Sullivan lauded this approach.
Back to Big Bang: G-Dragon, lauded for his contribution fairly unique among packaged pop sensations to the writing and composition of the band's hit songs, is commonly acknowledged as the creative heart of the group.
Some lauded his charitable foundation.
