Sentence examples for for considerable praise from inspiring English sources

At first glance, such steady progress would seem grounds for considerable praise.

She singled out writer Phil Ford for considerable praise feeling that he wrote the episode true to the characters "while filling in backstory we had no way of imagining" and delivered "drama, action, and laughs".

Both of the major dance numbers came in for considerable praise, and "Run the World (Girls)" garnered the most superlatives: Fallon wrote, "Brittany's performance of "Run the World (Girls)" was thrilling.

Like his father Starr became well known for his late-night dancing and he received considerable praise for his skills.

If so, it would be a rare public disagreement between the White House and Ms Clinton, who, after a shaky start, has won considerable praise for her diplomatic skills, and for working so harmoniously with the rival who bested her in 2008, after the fiercest presidential primary battle in recent US history.

Mr. Nunn has received considerable praise for this ensemble.

But Rhodes deserves considerable praise for his four books.

She won considerable praise for doing so from a variety of sources.

Yet there was considerable praise for the Chevy's road manners.

Naturally her repertory included Giselle, for which she received considerable praise.

The company and the workers received considerable praise for their cooperative efforts in rewiring Lower Manhattan after the September 2001 terrorist attacks.