Sentence examples for got lauded from inspiring English sources

"It slowly dawned on me," Clayton writes in Uproot, "that the music that got lauded within Morocco had virtually no overlap with the stuff successfully presented outside its borders".

I'm happy about that album, that 20 years later it still gets lauded.

It opened with our inner-city vicar, Adam Smallbone, struggling to keep silent on a retreat - the first laugh came in under two minutes with Adam passing a nun and saying to himself, "Thank God I don't have to talk to her" before accidentally tripping up a mugger and getting lauded as a have-a-go hero.

Those are the ones who tend to get lauded as geniuses by a gushing financial media.

But we're still the same group of people that were getting lauded and they will be back again".

When the machines over-feed someone stories about death and violence, do they get partial credit later for their psychological break – or do they only get lauded for helping catch the killers through digital debris or uniting the victims via online support groups?

It's always exciting when you see a dedicated, talented writer who keeps evolving and changing and working, then finally gets their novel published, and actually gets lauded for it.

Take out the middleman and you have doctors and hospitals that have to deal directly with the consumer, and have to answer for their mistakes and get lauded for their successes.

The fact is this: our lives are far more richer than the vision of exceptionalism that often gets lauded and it is this richness which should be centered and celebrated.

As long as these movies keep getting lauded, and as long as their filmmakers aren't challenged and pushed to dig deeper, how much progress can we expect to make?

Do we have to resort to using initials in our bylines so our gender is hidden in order to get published, lauded, hired or promoted?