In his book, Professor Yoshikawa extols the work of groups like Family Health Service.
He signed proclamations or citations extolling the work of Pakistani merchants, the alumni of the Gowanus Houses and the chief executive of the Sing Tao Newspaper Group.
At a panel titled "So, You Want to Publish a Book?" that was overcrowded with aspiring authors, Reagan Arthur, who has her own imprint at Little, Brown, extolled the work of best-seller Kate Atkinson.
In 1952 Mr. Seaver himself wrote an essay extolling the work of a young Irish novelist and then-unknown playwright, Samuel Beckett, that became instrumental in Beckett's finding an American publisher and champion.
Pratt, too, extolled the work of the divisional coordinators and ambassadors.
StatSheet extols the work of its cyber authors as indistinguishable from human journalists'.
Reporters were provided with a 79-page pamphlet that extolled the work of the King Salman Humanitarian Aid & Relief Centre, which was founded earlier this year.
Much of Shaw's music criticism, ranging from short comments to the book-length essay The Perfect Wagnerite, extols the work of the German composer Richard Wagner.
He also extolled the work of Lynch's foundation, saying: "In the neighborhoods where they're doing this, violence has gone down.
In the words of Timothy Binkley, traditional aesthetics is preoccupied 'with perceptual entities' and this 'leads aesthetics to extol and examine the "work of art", while averting its attention almost entirely from the myriad other aspects of that complex cultural activity we call "art" ' (Binkley 1977, 271).
