Sentence examples for extol them from inspiring English sources
Prime Minister Tony Blair surprised British troops stationed in southern Iraq on Sunday, paying them a quick postholiday visit to survey their progress and extol them as "the new pioneers of soldiering in the 21st century".
We must know our own traditions, and to cherish those, but we must not extol them as superior out of our ignorance of other ways and cultural traditions.
Buffett goes to great lengths to extol them, all puffed up like the Wizard of Oz, working his levers and generating smoke.
He extols them to live for today.
The spies have good reason to provide a peek into their world: if he extols them, they might win new business.
President Bush, who is expected to discuss the plans again tonight in the domestic policy debate with Senator John Kerry, extolled them in last Friday's debate.
Started in 1969 by Barry Kramer, a Detroit record store owner, Creem poked fun at rock stars as often as it extolled them, and its writers were not shy about exposing their foibles.
She can be too obvious, as in a picture of a photo magazine double-page spread in which cameras and texts extolling them hover against the background of a nude female torso.
But when members of your faith, acting in the name of Islam, murdered Americans or committed suicide against "infidels," your press extolled them as martyrs and your spiritual leaders were largely silent.
Meanwhile, in the United States it was the Very Serious People — the WaPo editorial page, the Bowleses and Simpsons and those who extolled them, who declared that our top priority must be deficit reduction now now now, and have left us slashing spending to fend off imaginary bond vigilantes at a time of mass unemployment and record low interest rates.
In fact, proponents of medical savings accounts even extolled them as a way to sidestep the problems of managed care, because people who use them can go to doctors of their choosing whenever they want, and still save money by paying part of the cost with untaxed income.
