Sentence examples for however lauded from inspiring English sources

Coffee drinkers, however, lauded the macchiato.

Mrs. Clinton, however, lauded her contributions in a statement after her death.

Others, however, lauded his narrative finesse and ability to mine the scientific literature for engaging theories and concepts.

During the Blair era, party memberships fell into steep decline: a Labour recruitment surge in his first years as leader was soon reversed; Cameron's arrival as Tory leader, however lauded by the media, did nothing to stop his party's rapid modern shrinkage.

Advocates for gun control, however, lauded the decision, and have called for the sweeping measure to be implemented in more states across the country. .

I will, however, laud its fruit policy: not just any fruit, but the Indian mango.

Katrina, however, lauds her "relentlessly calm, straight-forward, disciplined and enduring performance" and mocks her angry, badgering, "mansplaining" GOP inquisitors.

Mitchell did however laud its cinematography, production design, and musical score, as did the Film Journal Internationals Erica Abeel.

It does seem to send a mixed message however, to condemn the Eagles' poor decision, yet laud the Giants'.

The love poems in The Rain in the Trees (1988), however, were lauded as more realistic.

Some, however, have lauded Mr. Lawsky's aggressiveness as precisely the kind of change that is needed to motivate federal regulators who have been derided as being slow to react.