Sentence examples for hailing this from inspiring English sources

Of course, nobody is hailing this trend as the sign of civilizational progress.

For that reason, the Chinese press has exulted in Mo Yan's win, hailing this as a "history-making first" — the first Chinese national to win the literature prize.

"President Obama is hailing this framework as something that could enhance the prospects for peace in the Middle East," McCain told reporters at the United States Senate.

For that reason, the Chinese press has exulted in Mo Yan's win, hailing this as a "history-making first"—the first Chinese national to win the literature prize.

In the visitors book, there are many messages hailing this multi-media hoopla, and suggesting how the exhibition demonstrates the cultural superiority of France over the barbarian US.

Hailing this as "the first glimmerings of the opening of universities to supply-side reform", Willetts makes the old mistake of confusing human needs with market demand.

Some hailed this as a crucial breakthrough.

He hailed this as a "Pacific Solution".

All hail this palindromic year!

Some observers hailed this as an important moment.

AdSmart's boss Graeme Hutcheson has hailed this as the "democratisation" of TV ads.