Sentence examples for it is heralded from inspiring English sources

It depresses me that every time something good has a female bias, it is heralded as a victory for feminism".

On the one hand, it is heralded as a great democratising force where the voiceless can have a say.

It is heralded by the agency as "the nation's largest and most reliable survey" of how American adults engage with the arts.

For Mr. Crompton, it is heralded by figures like Jeremy Bentham, who argued for reform of antisodomy laws in the late 18th century.

But in Birdemic: Shock and Terror, it is heralded by the arrival of badly animated vultures, whose cheery massacre of the population of California is about as scary as a shark attack on SpongeBob.

Your friend responds to a question from a stranger that can only remotely be considered race related, and responds with the same epithet against an uninvolved person, and, coming from him as a black person, it is heralded as brilliant repartee against the scourge of racism, or at least social oafishness.

Microsoft's problem is that it is heralding a fully digital, downloadable experience, but offering a game system that is powered only partly by the Web.

The theatre was built by Universal Pictures in 1927 and at its grand opening it was heralded as "a triumph of artistry and craftsmanship".

It was heralded for its panoramic views of the surrounding city and for its unconventional nonlinear floor plan, which encouraged visitors to create their own random paths through the museum.

It was heralded as government at its most transparent, a place where public accountability was no mere concept but an inescapable, moment-by-moment reality: Mr. Bloomberg could see and hear everyone, and vice versa.

In 1977, when the mini-series, based on Alex Haley's book, was first broadcast, it was heralded not only for its authenticity and comprehensiveness, but also for its newness.