Sentence examples for commonly praised from inspiring English sources
To love a swamp, she writes, is to love what shoulders its way out of mud and scurries along the damp edges of what is most commonly praised.
But there was an additional reason he didn't mention God, so commonly praised in the halls of government, so prevalent a fixture in public discourse.
Another instructional strategy commonly praised by participants should be possible in many active-learning courses circulating accessible sections of the classroom as students engage in legitimate generative work.
While Suárez is commonly praised for his comprehensive, exhaustive, and systematic exposition of more or less everything known in philosophy up to his time (certainly, at any rate, in metaphysics), his achievement in this regard should not be permitted to overshadow the depth, power, and originality of his own ideas.
GOP activists commonly praised his skill and background, but many were holding out until they met other candidates.
Teachers commonly praised the sessions where they were required to practice using an RDT as by far the most enjoyable or interesting component of the training programme.
Teachers commonly believe that praising students, especially for their innate intelligence, improves their confidence and leads to better learning.
Along the Chicago river several buildings by a New York firm, Kohn Pedersen Fox, have been praised for their "contextualism" (in contrast, so it is said, to modernism, commonly blamed for plonking down glass boxes anywhere).
Thus, in medieval Europe it was considered unlucky to be praised or to have one's children or possessions praised, so some qualifying phrase such as "as God will" or "God bless it" was commonly used.
Analysts praised the deal.
