Sentence examples for extolling it as from inspiring English sources

The West does not seem to notice the steady deterioration in human rights in Turkey, instead extolling it as a model for the Arab spring".

Idris Naim Sahin, the interior minister, seemed convinced of her guilt when he said that Ms Ersanli "had shady relatives".The West does not seem to notice the steady deterioration in human rights in Turkey, instead extolling it as a model for the Arab spring.

When originally introduced in 1968, the company's founder, Sir William Lyons, appeared in grainy television commercials extolling it as "the greatest Jaguar -- ever!" Indeed, while the original XJ was a landmark car -- it has been called the most beautiful sedan ever -- the XJ's iconic status within the company has for decades cowed those who longed for a bold update.

Extolling it as the first workers' government, classical Marxist writers took it as an exemplary--though embryonic model of the dictatorship of the proletariat.

At about the time that Waugh was discovering his affection for the Diary another writer, J. B. Priestley, was extolling it as an exemplar of English humour; Jerome K. Jerome, Priestley asserted, never wrote anything as good: "[P]oor Mr Pooter, with his simplicity, his timidity, his goodness of heart, is not simply a figure of fun but one of those innocent, lovable fools who are dear to the heart".

And iphri symbolically encourage and extol it, as surely as battle scenes carved on Greek temples did, or the glamorous violence of contemporary action films does.

Critics extolled it as the last great modernist novel, and scholars worked to unweave its web of symbols.

Iran is their homeland, and as the cradle of their faith and others, they extol it as a sacred land.

While the Observer called it a "half triumph", Variety extolled it as "a work of massive, David Lean-like scale – with battle scenes that rival or eclipse Scott's Gladiator".

I love the continuity in this, the wholeness, the confidence in the way that the clothes are an extension of the personality – and I salute Phoebe Philo for recognising it, for extolling it to the world as worthy of admiration, as a thing to be replicated by those women who have the pluck, if not exactly the hard cash.

As for ballet, Mr. Barnes extolled it to a mass audience.