Sentence examples for gaining praise for from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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

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

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.

Guillaume Depardieu, the son of the renowned French film star G rd Depardieu, who gained praise for his own career as an actor, died on Monday in Garches, France, west of Paris.

Scotland gained praise for their performances in defeats by England, Wales and France.

Mr Christie emerged as a Republican frontrunner after he gained praise for his emergency response to Hurricane Sandy in 2012, our correspondent says.

Brown gained praise for leading a global effort to stem the worst of the crisis, and he and Chancellor Alistair Darling raised the rate of income tax for top earners - something Labour had pledged not to do in their 2005 manifesto.

He gained praise for his veto of a Rivers and Harbors Act that would have appropriated federal funds in a manner he thought excessive.

In an age where art often gains praise for edgy subject matter or experimental materials, Peyton's simple yet generous project is to some frustrating, to others magical.