Sentence examples for have no praise from inspiring English sources

I have no praise or credit to offer Augusta for doing the right thing for all the wrong reasons... well after the fact.

A contributor to Bentley's Miscellany wrote in 1846: "To those who never saw him, description is fruitless; to those who have, no praise comes up to their appreciation of him.

But Bernard Hinault, the Frenchman who won this race five times, has no praise to share.

While he is an active critic of American policy, he had no praise for Saddam either.

All seemed to be going smoothly, in contrast to some previous years when pilgrims died in fires or stampedes.See article: Morocco's Islamist resurgenceArab foreign ministers, meeting in Beirut, had no praise for Israel's unilateral commitment to withdraw from south Lebanon.

You can have no better praise for a reform than Blair – the original bearer of union "scars on my back" – saying that "I should have done it when I was leader".

"Where the Streets Have No Name" was praised by critics and became a commercial success, peaking at number thirteen in the US, number fourteen in Canada, number ten in the Netherlands, and number four in the United Kingdom.

He had no more praise for the obverse, "Adams, with his staring eye, is scarcely a portrait, and Monroe would not be recognized even by an expert".

There's his own politics, which has no problem praising figures such as Hungarian far-right Viktor Orbán or Germany's AfD party, but which maintains a veil of by-the-book respectability.

We have no language in which to praise gentleness.

In an interview last month, he said he would still have the freedom to rave about artists on rival labels and had no obligation to praise acts on Warner Brothers' roster.