Sentence examples for extraordinary praise from inspiring English sources

The book has already received extraordinary praise, and the goal of this column is not belatedly to add to it.

The first volume of "The Astonishing Life of Octavian Nothing" went on to win extraordinary praise and a National Book Award for juvenile literature.

Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani has won extraordinary praise for his leadership of the city since Sept. 11, but he has done so without a feminine counterpart, at least in public.

For some reason -- maybe it's the "wrinkle-free suit" -- Abedin gets extraordinary praise for doing the most ordinary of things.

The bottom line for Sweet, McCullough, and Butler, as well as for other slow medicine proponents, is that modern advancements in medicine are extraordinary, praise-worthy, and entirely appropriate when applied judiciously, but that they are over-used and inappropriately applied much, if not most, of the time.

The Nation called Al Jazeera America's work "extraordinary," praising it effusively even as it closed on Tuesday evening after a three-year run.

When the book dropped in the United States as the The Perfect Nanny in January, the New Yorker hailed it as "extraordinary," lavishing praise on Slimani's examination of previously unspoken ambiguities of motherhood.

Dana Priest, who first became aware of Paglen's work while reporting on extraordinary rendition, praised him for making a nebulous subject concrete.

For example, she said, "I adore hip-hop; I find it truly extraordinary" and praised the singers of "le rap, le slam," who helped promote the creativity and modernity of the French language.

That was her stalwart word of praise — extraordinary.

If the verdict rocked the right, the extraordinary shower of praise for Juppé from his Gaullist allies has prompted widespread criticism and allegations that France's political elite cannot accept it should be subject to the same justice as voters.