Sentence examples for gained praise from inspiring English sources

Deutch gained praise and political support for his handling of the sensitive issue of military base closings while at the Pentagon.

Yet female soccer players have also gained praise for performing without the diving, theatrical writhing and complaining inherent in the men's game.

And by the end of the week, Paul Whitehouse and Daniel Kaluuya gained praise for their gag about it at the British Comedy Awards.

Denmark, whose policies to bring workers into work have gained praise around the world, spends proportionately almost 18 times as much.

American Electric Power, while long criticized for its sooty pollution, has gained praise from environmentalists for its commitments to cut emissions.

Begun in November 1998, APBNews.com gained praise and employed several prominent journalists, including Sydney H. Schanberg, who won a Pulitzer Prize in 1976 for his coverage of Cambodia for The New York Times.

At the moment, of all the big car makers it is GM that is gaining praise for being the least confrontational with its suppliers.

Since House Republicans will block anything Mr. Obama proposes, his budget is best seen not as policy but as positioning, an attempt to gain praise from "centrist" pundits.

There is no need for a declaration on democracy at this moment, other than for the United States to try to gain praise for something it has done little to promote worldwide except through force or the providing of arms.

When members of the cast were off sick, he was asked to step in, and found that he was best in the lighter Shakespeare plays, gaining praise for his Petruchio.

By 1995, she released her solo album "Where It Goes," again gaining praise from national critics, culminating with 1997's "Everything I Touch Runs Wild," an album that Wired magazine called "a stunner," and which made the Top-10 lists of major publications.