Sentence examples for ever lauded from inspiring English sources

Has a British politician ever lauded a more gratuitously lowbrow film?

He called Nadal "the best player in the world" and "one of the best players ever" and lauded Nadal's backhand, serve, forehand and movement.

Poised and polished and smiling, she's the lovely daughter whose good manners have been lauded ever since she appeared in the 2003 Jamie Johnson documentary "Born Rich".

Her first novel, Only Ever Yours, was lauded from every corner of the literary world as an astonishing piece of feminist fiction.

The review said Presley's ballads were "the worst he's ever made" but lauded "his former vitality" in the "commercial rockabilly romps".

Daniel Baum of The Jerusalem Post called it "one of the funniest, most entertaining and best-programmed computer games I have ever seen", and lauded its animation.

Mr. Museveni, who led a guerrilla struggle that ousted Mr. Obote in 1986 and has governed Uganda ever since, is justly lauded for bringing an end to his country's nightmare.

Though it wasn't lauded or ever even suggested I attend, I knew early on that college was my way out of the indelible poverty that clung to my family like the motor oil and nicotine stains no amount of scrubbing erased.

In one of the most lauded collections ever, Marc Jacobs' 1992 designs for Perry Ellis were full of Cobain's signature stylings: plaid, flannels, thermans and tons of layers.

Mary Berry is clearly a shimmering gem and has been lauded as such ever since she was rediscovered and relaunched as Bake Off's glamorous granny.

"If You Sing Like That for Me" is probably the best story I've ever written, and certainly the most lauded.