Sentence examples for fitting praise from inspiring English sources

Fitting praise for a feature film called "one of the hottest cause documentaries in years" by the New York Times.

Still, the Catiline oration is quite a speech to hold up and praise as fitting.

He has been criticised by many critics and players because of his violent personality and actions, but has also been praised for fitting in the world of the game.

Strauss said all England's other bowlers were fit, and lavished praise on Stuart Broad, who took two for 38 but whose six wickets in the series have cost 57 apiece.

On Wednesday, Del Negro praised Griffin for fitting into the team play.

After all, it was not Mr. Bush's thoughtfulness or eagerness to be informed that Mr. Johnson saw fit to praise during his remarks on Wednesday.

Hence, she is, when fitting, an apt target of moral praise or blame, as well as reward or punishment.

That Brady praised them together seemed fitting.

IGN's Matt Wales rated the episode 8 out of 10, praising it for easily fitting into the show's continuity, especially with Smith's portrayal of the Doctor.

But even if you're not over six-feet tall, the bench and upright of the chair can be adjusted to fit, and the headrest, praise the lord, can be tilted away from your noggin so that some of us who like to drive with a straight back aren't forced into a chin-downward mode.

Ultimately, Harris said Clickable was the better fit — he praised its listening and social media monitoring tools and said Talkwheel adds "that consumer-facing piece" to the Clickable platform.