Sentence examples for get plaudits for from inspiring English sources
"We get plaudits for diversity of casting but it's just something we have to do, we have to cast the best kids".
The trouble is that in government this doesn't get plaudits for being consultative and inclusive, it gets derided for being weak.
And a lot of them are asshole he-man guy writers who treat their female characters like shit and get plaudits for accurately representing the depravity of the male psyche.
In fact, we've either implemented or advocated for a number of night-time policy measures other global cities are now getting plaudits for.
But President Lyndon B. Johnson was showing the world his gallbladder surgery scar in 1965; nine years later, Betty Ford was forthcoming about her breast cancer and drinking problem, getting plaudits for raising awareness.
On one hand, the government gets plaudits for tackling pensioner poverty by concentrating help on the poorest, and then we are told to abolish the new state second pension - the most redistributive reform of pensions since 1948.
"I think he deserves it and it is really good for the club that he is getting that recognition and the players are getting plaudits for what they are doing".
Bears bowling coach Graeme Welch is rightly getting plaudits for his work with Keith Barker and Chris Wright, while Nottinghamshire will hope Michael Lumb achieves his wish of gaining a regular average of 40 in first-class cricket.
They get plaudits from gay rights organisations.
Of course, compared with the bill from the nuclear industry—estimated clean-up cost £42 billion this looks like peanuts.You might imagine that the government is getting plaudits from miners for paying out these sums.
