Sentence examples for degrees of praise from inspiring English sources
Included as well is the world premiere of Ofer Ben-Amots's "Mizmor: 10 Degrees of Praise" for klezmer clarinet, cantor and choir.
Notably, sensitive topics such as defence expenditure and foreign policy are only allowed to be tackled by regime-loyal intellectuals with varying degrees of praise.
But any technology that protects our future selves from our teenage stupidities is surely worthy of some degree of praise.
Attacks continued until a 1782 review of the work in the Annual Register, which proclaimed, "That the doctor was not over zealous to allow him the degree of praise that the public voice had universally assigned him, is, we think, sufficiently apparent.
This is not to suggest that recent Kennedy Center honorees are undeserving of praise, to one degree or another.
Just about every bit of praise eulogising Steinbrenner is 180 degrees wrong.
He received both an honorary doctor of laws degree and the praise of the university's provost, Nathan O. Hatch, who called him "a straightforward, faith-based Texan".
He did a theology degree, he appeared in the 1992 Christmas special of Songs Of Praise, and it's this incongruity that makes his latest show so entertaining.
(Simple) substitution, with its few degrees of freedom, might seem to deserve praise for having accounted for about half of the trials in our mixture model of Experiment 2. However, much of the credit for this achievement should go to pooling, which uses its many degrees of freedom to account for the aspect of human performance that substitution cannot.
He counts as friends men and women of high degree, who praise him for his keenness and the reach of his mind.
