Sentence examples for excessively praised from inspiring English sources

Are religious folk more likely to be unfairly blamed for their evil deeds or excessively praised for their selfless ones?

Mr. Sharpton suggested that Mr. Giuliani had been excessively praised for his handling of the World Trade Center crisis and said that "we would have come together if Bozo was the mayor".

In the spending bill, excessively praised for the bipartisan cooperation that got it done, the Congress voted to bar any effort to require disclosure of contractor political donations or independent expenditures.

Aside from marvelling at Brian Lara's masterpieces, there was little for the spectator to do but lament Lara's having to carry an entire side, and excessively praise the odd bit of flair or application from those stitched around him in a rough approximation of a team.

This reminds me exactly of previous times when other All Black teams have been praised excessively and virtually handed the World Cup by some commentators, only to go on and lose in the quarters or semis".

One problem is that people are praised and rewarded for working excessively.

A leading Republican lawmaker praised Brown's announcement but said the excessively dry conditions already have had a deep impact in Central Valley farming communities.

He even praised the bill that emerged, even though it cut spending excessively at a time when the fragile economy can't afford it.

Make a game of it and praise your toddler excessively when he does something positive.

"So not excessively excessive.

Nevertheless her straightforward, style, unadorned except in parody, is admired by Rachel Cooke, who praises her as "a sworn enemy of the flatulent, the pompous and the excessively sentimental".