Climbing out of the wreckage of the bus accident or the gas explosion or the terrorist bomb, the relieved survivor easily praises God for "the miracle" of his survival, and sometimes even adds that "God must be looking out for me," apparently unaware that the same God must therefore have approved the demise of the person who didn't make it out.
Shahoian said he does not easily praise his students but Fontenla's determination was notable.
Each story is named after a sin or a virtue, but the associations we make with, say, fidelity, are subverted by Baxter's complex characters, who practice virtues or commit sins in ways that couldn't easily by praised or criticized.
During the voyage, a storm arose that nearly caused Nelson's ship to founder, while Caracciolo sailed through it easily; afterward, Ferdinand praised Caracciolo's seamanship, thus allegedly arousing Nelson's jealousy.
So no surprise that Archuleta chooses John Lennon's "Imagine," easily his most praised performance of the season.
Ryan Tunnicliffe: Midfielder, 18 Sir Alex Ferguson and Gary Neville are not men who praise easily but they both believe that this powerful midfielder, who captained the side on Monday night, has every chance of making an impact in the Premier League.
While criticizing it as one of the most notable anti-hunting novels available, she concedes the novel is not easily forgettable and praises the "linchpin scene" where Bambi's mother dies, stating "the understated conclusion of that scene, 'Bambi never saw his mother again,' masterfully evokes an uncomplicated emotional response".
For Brendel, the pianist is "all too easily blamed or, almost worse, praised for interpretations that have lost some of their validity, at least as far as he himself is concerned.
Henry Fielding hit upon it in his ballad-opera "The Lottery", written in 1731: "A Lottery is a Taxation,/Upon all the Fools in Creation;/And Heav'n be praised,/It is easily raised,/Credulity's always in Fashion:/For, Folly's a Fund,/Will Never Lose Ground,/While Fools are so rife in the Nation".
At one point, Valentine turned to reporters and gushed, "Doesn't he look good?" The manager praised Leiter for easily "controlling both sides of the plate" and said that Leiter was returning "to the pitching mode that made him really successful two years ago".
