Sentence examples for exuberant praise from inspiring English sources

"Coming Apart," with its emphasis on the "demoralization" of white working-class America, has received exuberant praise and brutal criticism.

Projecting her views most extensively through her internationally best-selling autobiographical books, she drew exuberant praise from her strongest advocates and threats of death from her strongest detractors.

She thanked by name a number of current and former network executives for their support during her 12 years at ESPN, and singled out "SportCenter" co-anchor Michael Smith for exuberant praise.

Sitting smack in the middle of his players Sunday, six on each side, Watson heard Mickelson's exuberant praise for Paul Azinger. "In response, Watson stressed that it's the players who win the matches, not the captains who lose them.

We expected fried, whole belly clams to live up to the waitress's exuberant praise, but found the plentiful plateful greasy and skinny rather than plump as we had hoped.

Contrast Ms. Kakutani's outlook in her gloom-and-doom assessment of the post-9/11 American artistic imagination with A. O. Scott's exuberant praise for a ripening crop of American filmmakers, or Ben Brantley's opinion that in the fall Broadway began to "gleam with originality".

The choir is at its best in the several exuberant choruses praising God's majesty and power.

Anthony Powell's exuberant designs deserve praise.

Members, who find their way to In Good Company through word of mouth and the women's groups where the founders have relationships are exuberant in their praise for the arrangement.

Playing at the Coachella festival last month with a lineup filled with bands half their age, O.M.D. put on shows that Rolling Stone praised as "shamelessly exuberant".

When he won the Pulitzer Prize for criticism in 2011, judges praised his "vivid and exuberant writing about art, often bringing great works to life with love and appreciation". This now gives us two Pulitzer Prize-winning art critics.