Sentence examples for feel the praise from inspiring English sources

They also feel the praise heaped on Turkey from abroad as a model of democratic reform is not yet warranted and may be counterproductive – there is still lots to get right.

An understandably bruised Franzen named her "the stupidest person in New York," and Salman Rushdie called her "a weird woman who seems to feel the need to alternately praise and spank".

In fact, I feel like praise of the device's weight has become the Kindle-apologists only real line of defense left.

Today, he feels the same, while nevertheless praising Mikhail Baryshnikov for working hard as a guest in "Aureole," a Taylor classic.

Holland felt the decision was right, but praised the veteran Italian's work while in the job.

Zap2it's Liz Pardue felt the absence of Lynch, but praised Chris Colfer's performance as Kurt.

The Sunday Times's Harold Hobson also praised Olivier, but felt "the ladies [came] less well off".

Once he has gone to the bathroom, feel free to praise him excessively.

However, they praised the presentation and felt the game could be "engaging if [the player] put enough time into it".

The Atlantic writer Suzanne Merkelson praised the episode, and felt the opening lip-syncing scene highlighted the talents of the entire cast.

Entertainment Weekly television writer Ken Tucker praised Jason Katims' script and felt the episode gave all the actors adequate screen-time while contributing to the overall shape of the series.