Sentence examples for gave high praise from inspiring English sources

"The jury gave high praise and appreciation for the thoughtful and artful qualities of your Autonomous City proposal.

French film critics who saw a gala première in Paris on Thursday night also gave high praise to Ms Gordon's portrayal of Jane Birkin.

Interestingly, he gave high praise in 2008 to Mr. Corzine's ill-fated plan to raise turnpike and parkway tolls 800 percent to pay for transportation improvements, calling it courageous and giving it the Bush administration's endorsement.

From 1959 to 1967 he moderated the television discussion program "The Open Mind". Though Goldman initially gave high praise to Johnson's "open administration," he later resigned his position and wrote The Tragedy of Lyndon Johnson: A Historian's Personal Memoir (1968).

In a letter to US financial regulators, the US gave high praise to the Dodd-Frank Act, saying it could help curb the "resource curse" in which some countries' natural resource wealth fuels massive corruption.

Karl Taro Greenfeld, author of Standard Deviations, one of the best books in the expat lit genre, gave high praise and some valuable feedback when Stoner and Tuttle approached him for a blurb.

(The other two nominees, "Noises Off" and "Morning's at Seven," were both given high praise but minimal chances of winning).

RiRi's only just catching up to the dark blue lip!" She gives high praise to Janet Horsfield and June Nevin who head the makeup and wardrobe departments.

Mr. All gives high praise to swift action by McCain operatives, who uploaded a separate YouTube video showing a perky Senator McCain applauding heartily during the speech (snipurl.com/Hearty).

I think it would be quite startling to look at how many of those technologies given high praise have died, mutated, or become terminally stuck in an incubation period.

Torvill and Dean were were given high praise by Strictly judges Len Goodman, Bruno Tonioli and Darcey Bussell.