Sentence examples for generally laudatory from inspiring English sources
Like Fred Siegel's generally laudatory evaluation of Giuliani, "The Prince of the City," this collective assessment isn't totally one-sided.
The evaluations of various chief executives range from the scathing (Randy Falco of AOL and John J. Donahoe of eBay) to the generally laudatory (Lloyd C. Blankfein of Goldman Sachs and Alan G. Lafley of Procter & Gamble).
The tone is generally laudatory, though balanced enough that one can appreciate Hammond's critics, who thought he was good at spotting raw talent but may have received more credit than he deserved.
In 1901, Fuller Maitland took issue with the generally laudatory tone of most of the obituaries: "Is there anywhere a case quite parallel to that of Sir Arthur Sullivan, who began his career with a work which at once stamped him as a genius, and to the height of which he only rarely attained throughout life?.
The Koran includes no fewer than 18 mostly laudatory references to dates.
Written suggestions are generally uniformly laudatory but suggestions include increasing the digital storytelling system interactivity or having longer-term follow-up of the patients included.
PRINT advertising by publishing houses tends to boast about books that are being bold and original, but that can seldom be said of the ads themselves, which generally consist of ho-hum photographs of the book and author, a brief description of the subject matter and laudatory blurbs.
Others were less laudatory.
The initial response was laudatory.
The reviews have been laudatory.
The demonstration was hardly laudatory.
