Sentence examples for especially praised from inspiring English sources

Harrison was especially praised for Dalva (1988; television film 1996), which featured his first female protagonist.

Critics especially praised his layered use of projected drawings, woodcuts, and animation.

It was Mr. Gracia Peña's dogged dedication in expanding the archives that has been especially praised.

During Bing's tenure he improved standards of performance and production and was especially praised for his attention to scenic design.

Though his repertoire was enormous, he was especially praised for his interpretations of J.S. Bach, Robert Schumann, Franz Liszt, Sergey Prokofiev, and Modest Mussorgsky.

She especially praised training sessions created to help military personnel identify predators and potential victims in social setting like bars, and "know what to do to stop it".

He was especially praised for his light, deft touch with romantic comedy and for the innovative, swirling camerawork he employed for grand-scale musical numbers.

He especially praises its cullen skink (smoked haddock soup with roasted tomatoes and potatoes) and black pudding with mushrooms and pancakes.

He especially praises William James, who realized that one's sense of self is based on perceived consciousness, emphasized the role of conscious memory in our sense of time, and argued that "the question of fact in the free-will controversy… relates solely to the amount of effort or attention which we can at any time put forth" (p. 143).

His fans especially praise the writer's authenticity of detail.

The National Intelligencer enthused of Booth's Romeo, "the most satisfactory of all renderings of that fine character," especially praising the death scene.