Sentence examples for customary praised from inspiring English sources
He did not start by using the customary "Praised be Jesus Christ" or "Dear brothers and sisters", but employed a much more familiar and inviting "Buona Sera" - good evening in Italian - to address drenched crowds in a rain-swept St. Peter's Square.
Despite all the customary praise of mothers, the devaluation of their work is deeply entrenched in our thought and institutions.
Actors who had worked for Ray praised his customary trust but said he could also treat incompetence with "total contempt".
Ashcroft had been deeply offended by that vote, so when he began his prepared remarks it was noticeable that he omitted the customary fulsome praise for committee members.
IT is customary to praise Jim Carrey as a genius of physical slapstick, the putty-faced, rubber-jointed heir to the silent-era antics of Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton and the frenzied convulsions of Jerry Lewis.
The critics, who all agree that Crosby should be praised for imposing formidable discipline on the campaign with his customary Australian charm and bluntness, say the adverts highlight one of his fundamental weaknesses.
The consumption was praised as economical.
The attitude of staff was praised.
In newspaper obituaries, it was long customary to lavish praise on the subjects, noting laudable traits of character.
In her resignation statement, she declined to offer the customary expressions of praise and thanks to the prime minister, and instead declared that she wanted to "help the Labour party to reconnect with the British people, to remind them that our values are their values, that their hopes and dreams are ours too".
