Sentence examples for earnest praises from inspiring English sources

But Juanes's lyrics, which include many earnest praises of God, might make his music hard to market in the U.S. Some of his songs are a bit too pious for secular audiences — one of his most catchy tracks is "A Dios Le Pido" or "I Ask God" — and yet his religious references are not quite literal enough for the Christian-rock crowd.

Now as before, her work harks back to the 1970's in its earnest effort to praise women's sexual organs and experiences: in "Diaphragm Aria," "I gaze into the cumulus / of spermicide".

But often people reminded him with their praise, their earnest expressions of admiration that came, he said, in various forms of the same thought: "If I were in your position, I would kill myself".

The Daily Telegraph praised his "earnest, yet steely, portrayal" while The Guardian found him "excellent.

His red-pen edits, references to my word-hackings and grammatical errors are the very thing that allows me to believe his earnest compliments and shocking praise of my work.

Total Film praised "an intelligent, earnest attempt to modernise and mature the original superhero".

The cast is praised as being "earnest" and "gently playful".

Dodd-Frank receives bland praise for its earnest efforts to reach some low common denominator of consensus about how to manage financial risk without tearing apart banking institutions.

Now, in his pressed Polo shirts and hair that looks as if he just walked out of Supercuts, Mr. Maddox has emerged as an efficient, earnest, unwavering hero of the storm, praised by federal officials and tornado victims alike.

He then went on to produce his major life's work, The Phenomenology of the Social World (1932), a work for which Husserl praised him as "an earnest and profound phenomenologist".

Momoa topped off the praise with even more earnest reflection: "That was a great time in my life, making 'Justice League.'".