Sentence examples for hymned from inspiring English sources

Where once it could claim to be a central part of rural life – hymned by writers as varied as RS Surtees, Anthony Trollope and Siegfried Sassoon – hunting now seems an add-on, a quaint remnant.

And even if some of these famous imports imported subversive ideas, all are now hymned for having enriched their host country.Not many of the young Kosovars armed with mops and squeegees who cause discomfort by wiping the windscreens of Londoners' BMWs at traffic lights will go on to found intellectual movements, or even to Oxford colleges.

In his hearing, the French nominee hymned Gaullist themes, proposing a "social impact assessment" of new single-market rules, and vowing to defend public services.

By studying the different ways in which Mary was described, hymned and painted in medieval Italy, one can also describe Europe's beginnings as a great political and commercial enterprise.

In a city where the Communist Party chief, Bo Xilai, likes to sing old revolutionary songs, these workers should be hymned as heroes.

For every 19th-century observer who hymned the praise of the booming new industries of Manchester, there were others who were shocked by the squalor and misery that flourished alongside the mills.

Much American art at the turn of the 20th century and through the 1920s, from the paintings of Charles Sheeler to the poetry of Hart Crane, hymned the power of the new technology and the dream of a common culture.