Sentence examples for extols from inspiring English sources

Anthony Blanche extols its virtues with his affected stammer: "Real g-g-Green Chartreuse, made before the expulsion of the monks.

In a new report, the FAO extols the merits of eating more of them.

It extols the virtues of enduring harsh conditions with good grace.

Germany's Landlust, which extols the virtues of living at a relaxed pace and in close contact with nature, is another print-only holdout, with a circulation of 1m after seven years.

A CERTAIN genre of books about English extols the language's supposed difficulty and idiosyncrasy.

And it connects people, he says, because "the act of creation is the act of being social .The Web 2.0 crowd also extols Second Life for its highly original business model.

It is no contradiction, he argues, that "a political culture which extols the rational, orderly mind should also value the power of dissent so highly" since "it stems from an all-pervading involvement in disputing the conflictual merits of 'for' and 'against'".However, despite his efforts to explain contradictions neatly, Mr Kedward's story in some ways gets lost in its complexity.

A notorious workaholic, he often extols the dignity of labour.

She extols its wonders: bright and spacious with a pool, gym and multi-games court, 24-hour security—and altitude.

This group extols Chongqing as a model of the way the country should be run.

They are comically bathetic one is written in rich praise of sinks that he has used and loved; another extols the unfathomable glories of the string bean.