Sentence examples for explicitly praised from inspiring English sources

Pope Francis had explicitly praised Cardinal Kasper's speech, and so within the Vatican this qualified as a revolt.

Politicians are taking note: Last week, in one of his first speeches, Germany's recently elected President, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, explicitly praised the organization for countering what many say is the E.U.'s overwhelmingly negative public image.

McNicol's speech at conference on Sunday appeared to have some words of support for Corbyn's critics, saying he would always defend party staff "whenever they come under attack" and explicitly praised the PLP, saying MPs were "Labour through and through, and deserving of our wholehearted gratitude and support".

And Balázs explicitly praised silence as necessary for the highest achievement: The gestures of visual man [i.e., the film actor] are not intended to convey concepts which can be expressed in words, but such inner experiences, such non-rational emotions which would still remain unexpressed when everything that can be told has been told.

But on Wednesday, Bush explicitly praised fellow Republicans state Sen. Phil Pavlov and Gov. Rick Snyder for their courage in working to lift the cap, even though the deregulating move has sometimes been credited with letting school quality lag.

Some respondents explicitly praised members of the staff who were directive about seeing and holding their baby, and a few were highly critical when staff did not repeatedly offer to facilitate this.

Devoting four specific paragraphs to Blatter's role, Eckert's summary seemed to go out of its way to absolve the Fifa president by name of any wrongdoing, and explicitly praising his conduct.

On the campaign trail, these soldiers turned politicians routinely and explicitly praise the military regime.

According to a transcript of the call published Tuesday by the Intercept, Trump began their conversation by explicitly praising Duterte's insanely bloodthirsty campaign.

Participants praised an instructor who explicitly pointed out links between prior and current tasks because the students "make connections to their previous learning and add to an existing conceptual framework".

M.T.A. officials have refused to make a commitment to the full Second Avenue line, and the governor, without explicitly taking a position on the subway, has praised the authority's plan.