Sentence examples for hailed for both from inspiring English sources

A guilty plea would cap a steep fall for Caplan, an Ivy League-educated attorney hailed for both his grasp of complex financial maneuvers and his public service.

Joseph was awarded the Sue Lehman Award for Teaching excellence by Teach for America and was featured in the recently released book Teaching as Leadership: The Highly Effective Teacher's Guide in Closing the Achievement Gap, a book that has been hailed for both its policy and pedagogical influence.

Today the program is both hailed for its innovative approach and criticized as an anachronism, according to health policy experts who gathered at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health on Wednesday.

Credible names already swinging through the velvet, ambient lounge include the Eric Reed Quintet and the Aaron Diehl Quartet, both hailed for their virtuoso performances by the New York Times.

Take communal workrooms, which have been hailed for breaking down barriers -- both literally and figuratively -- between employees.

Du Bois and black nationalist Marcus Garvey; both pieces were hailed for their power and dynamism.

It was hailed for what it had become.

The plane is hailed for its vectored thrust and range.

Turing is often hailed for his influence on modern computing.

Some were gallant rescue workers, hailed for their courage.

They were immediately hailed for their sense of sportsmanship.