Sentence examples similar to grant copious praise from inspiring English sources

The novel, which follows the story of a CIA agent in Southeast Asia during the Vietnam War, won copious praise.

The biologists have copious praise for Dr. Dawkins's work of synthesis, while the writers remark on his graceful and vivid style.

It's unclear whether the blue-collar adoration the Republican nominee is receiving will compensate for his copious praise for Putin and cavalier dismissal of Saddam Hussein's use of chemical weapons.

In the mid-80s the near back-to-back release of My Beautiful Laundrette and A Room With a View won him copious praise, and the role of paraplegic Christy Brown in Jim Sheridan's My Left Foot won him his first Oscar by the end of the decade.

In the immediate aftermath of Cosima's death, some writers heaped copious praise on her.

It is the promise of temporary work permits and a right to remain in the United States during that time for youth who qualify that has led to copious praise for Obama's initiative from many quarters.

If everything goes as planned, be sure to provide copious praise and engaged attention as well as conferring access to their preferred items.

While the rest of Houston busily displayed its beneficent side reaping copious international praise in the process Barbara Bush looked around at the shell-shocked evacuees in the Astrodome and voiced her fear that they might stick around: "…so many of the people in the arena here, you know, were underprivileged anyway, so this is working very well for them".

If a man struggle with his own bad attributes and succeeds, he, then, acts with God's will and he is granted with praise, as the prophet was praised by Him.

But many grant recipients have praised it as extremely helpful.

Her prestige stayed aloft — she received a MacArthur grant in 1999 — but praise for her work often had an air of special pleading.