Sentence examples for draws praise from from inspiring English sources
Despite a public reputation for combativeness, Fehr also draws praise from former adversaries for honesty, integrity and a calm, businesslike demeanor.
since it was introduced last September and generally draws praise from viewers, who seem to identify with her position as someone who is often cut off midsentence.
He clips another four off his pads, which draws praise from a man who knew a thing or two about elegant stroke-making, David Gower.
And though Mr. Kennedy draws praise from many in the environmental community, some of his opponents said he could be too aggressive and even reckless at times.
Chief Holt — who is quick to hand out his cellphone number to local business owners and encourage them to use it — draws praise from many in the area for cultivating his department's community ties.
SANDWICH, ENGLAND - An amateur who shoots a 65 in his first British Open round, makes the cut with ease and draws praise from none other than Tom Watson should be a lock for the silver medal awarded to the tournament's leading amateur.
The intervention drew praise from Japanese exporters.
His response has drawn praise from Democrats.
The announcement drew praise from Wall Street.
Canada's move drew praise from environmentalists.
The report drew praise from city officials.
