Sentence examples for deserved praise from from inspiring English sources

My colleague Nick Kristof has earned some deserved praise from conservatives for using his Sunday column to reflect on the perverse incentives that welfare programs can sometimes create for their beneficiaries.

The first one to show that they understand this will earn deserved praise from those of us who are fed up with being patronised by this sort of thing.

According to historian Lucian Boia, although "non-academic", Filitti's work has earned deserved praise from within the scholarly community.

Nor does he deserve praise from any religious leader who believes the protection and sustenance of children is far more important than the protection of criminal priests.

Pope Benedict does not deserve praise from any religious leader who sees women as worthy of full respect, fully capable of making moral decisions on their own and fully deserving of legal and religious support for their own religious freedom.

Mr. Killinger, they said, deserved praise for his excellent management.

Lucasfilm of course deserves praise for deviating from the traditional Star Wars path, and showing us a side to the saga that we've not yet seen.

Much and probably well deserved praise has been received from many authorities in Spain and abroad, in the aftermath of the attacks, regarding the response of our health system.

In which context Gnabry deserves praise for his decision; ignoring such praise from such an eminent figure cannot be easy.

Leaders from both parties deserve praise for depoliticizing what is truly a nonpartisan issue.

Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani deserves praise for rejecting the $10 million check from a Saudi prince after he learned that the prince had criticized America's policies in the Middle East (news article, Oct. 12).