Sentence examples for high remarks from inspiring English sources

In this room, the testimonials and video tributes to Romney got high remarks.

And while the high remarks are well deserved, the man behind Tigger, Roo and Gopher was as enigmatic as the writing he left behind.

Since researchers are much more likely to answer questions of those individuals who will give them high remarks and a decent, reasonable tip.

The reproductive rights stances, the "buyer's remorse" rape case, the high heels remarks.

Other comments show a young American enjoying life in Switzerland — amazed by the high prices, remarking on what he believes is the racism and classism of some of the Swiss, reveling in his own stock market successes.

She attended 13 schools during a disrupted education, but at 16 presented herself at Oxford high school, remarked on the deficiencies of her current school, and requested a place.

Sterling had been edging higher after remarks by Threadneedle Street's governor, Mark Carney, were seen as a hint that the first increase in interest rates in a decade would soon be announced.

And while "Lean In" injected a note of optimism into the debate, encouraging women to negotiate for higher salaries, remarks last year by Microsoft's chief executive, Satya Nadella, suggested that progress might be slow.

They are behaving like children in high school," remarked another.

Even with high-profile remarks such as those from Johnson today, it's likely we'll continue to see more of the status quo.

With a link made between obesity and soda, the brief moves onto (admittedly high-minded remarks on) the evolving domain of public health bodies beyond successes in mitigating mass illness as a function of poor sanitation and communicable disease.