Sentence examples for it has hailed from inspiring English sources
It has hailed progress in getting Britain "back in shape", but Labour says the coalition has been cutting "too far too fast".
It has hailed the deal as the epitome of successful foreign diplomacy.
As for Suez, its worst press has come in America: first from the cancellation of a contract in Atlanta, and then the Puerto Rican one, which in 2002 it had hailed as "the world's largest".
The New York Review of Books has called Nothing to Envy "a tour de force of meticulous reporting," and the Wall Street Journal has hailed it as "a deeply moving book". It recently won the International Book Award on Human Rights.
Khan has hailed it as "slimmed down and representative".
While Trump's fiery rhetoric has alarmed many world leaders, Pushkov has hailed it as "common sense".
President Obama has hailed it as a new species of trade deal "that puts American workers first".
The American critic Roger Ebert has hailed it as "one of the most ambitious films ever made", although others are less convinced.
The Central American country that once criticized the pact as not going far enough has hailed it as an important tool to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Kenny was the first foreign reporter in 18 months to get into Nauru and while the Australian has hailed it as "groundbreaking", others disagree.
The New York Times has hailed it a "cinematic Halley's comet", one carrying a whole community's hopes for greater representation in mainstream US culture.
