Sentence examples for generating praise from inspiring English sources

After its debut at the Venice Film Festival this month, Ma is generating praise from the industry's critical ranks.

The clip, which comes from her stop in Tacoma, Wash., made the viral Internet rounds on Friday (Feb. 21), generating praise for Cyrus' rendition.

The hands-free cellphone law has generally generated praise from local officials around the state and traffic safety experts, and Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, a Republican, when signing it into law, proclaimed that it would save 300 lives a year.

Her posture has generated praise from MoveOn.org and other liberal advocacy groups.

The announcement generated praise (for its worthy intentions) and shock (for its ambition).

The arrests were a twist in a story that had generated praise for what had seemed at first the actions of a good Samaritan.

The prospect of retaining him generated praise from the military establishment and Capitol Hill, where he is viewed as a pragmatist who turned the Pentagon around after the tumultuous tenure of Donald H. Rumsfeld.

While the choices have generated praise across the aisle, some critics have pointed out that the team represents experience rather than the change Mr. Obama promised on the campaign trail.

Some brands connect "decisions for today" with cash outlay that generates praise.

A quick poll of those who have worked for him generates general praise for his management style.

Well, now the former of those problems has been fixed (there's a beta for OSX now), so I expect to see an idle-GPU-using I know not what kind of program, generating random praise for Steve Jobs or something.