Sentence examples for is first praised from inspiring English sources
Having reorganized the books, he is first praised for his diligence and later ostracized for going too far in his pursuit of malfeasance.
The virtues of the new regime are first praised, but then they are told that the macroeconomic policy decisions about which they care most are too important to be left to democratic processes.
The Boy Scouts' plan — which includes rebranding its namesake program as Scouts BSA — was at first praised by many as an important stride toward inclusivity.
The incident was at first praised by the British colonial authorities as a major military victory, with the plantation workers described as terrorists.
When Chrome was first released, users praised its speed, but many said they couldn't switch from Firefox because of the add-ons.
This is an example of the idea of wabi, understated beauty, which was first distinguished and praised when expressed in poetry.
When the story arc was first introduced, it was frequently praised for its large cast; six children, each with two parents, and several auxiliary characters.
Mr. McGreevey, the mayor of Woodbridge, was first to broadcast a commercial praising New Jersey's rescue workers.
When Nadar's photographs were first exhibited, they won great praise in the Gazette des Beaux Arts, then the leading art magazine in France.
(What's going on, people?!) Waaagh was first in with the high praise: He has a great line about racism and class, which I can't recall fully or do it justice.
Her sister Lady Eliza comes ninth and is praised for being able to "shoot before she could walk".
