Sentence examples for exception praising from inspiring English sources

"The purelings of the Citty" (no. 70) is an exception, praising a Protestant service.

Drew McWeeny was an exception, praising its complexity as giving it repeat-viewing value, and its conclusion as "perhaps the most canny move it makes".

While commenting that Play "need[s] of a bit of pruning", David Browne of Entertainment Weekly cited "Porcelain" as an exception and praised it as "gorgeous".

With these few exceptions — and even Arnett ends our conversation by praising An as a "bold guy" — An's colleagues are united in their support of him.

Despite the fact that during the past ten years truly impressive metacomputing results have been the exception rather than the rule, the advocates of the discipline keep praising it as an emerging technology which will become a scientifically and commercially interesting approach in the near future.

Praising all alike, is praising none.

This is because your self-constructed idea of normalcy supposes that you will be wrong, and brushes off the times when you succeed or are praised as exceptions to that norm.

With some exceptions (David Willetts, the universities minister, is praised for some feisty broadcast debates with students), the government has done a "crap job" of making the positive case for higher fees, says a Conservative MP.

The mildly complex reciprocal skill system was generally praised, with some few exceptions.

In an interview from his home at Camp Lejeune, N.C., where he was preparing to come to New York City for the film's premiere, Sergeant Harris praised the film but took exception with several scenes.

Because of his assaultive behaviour, he was chained for the better part of 4 years and deserted by his family and neighbours, with the exception of his wife, whom he now praises profusely.