Sentence examples for largely lauded from inspiring English sources

Given these numbers, it is unsurprising that the NY Climate Summit was largely lauded as a success.

The news was largely lauded as a positive step by critics including Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, who had helped push the company in that direction with strongly worded legislation.

The season's third episode, "Triangle" was largely lauded as a masterpiece by critics.

Its director, David Fincher, was largely lauded for having captured the zeitgeist.

Is the Long Beach band breaking under the pressure to deliver a knockout follow-up to their largely lauded "Loyalty to Loyalty"?

The Lions are 3-2 and lauded largely for the stockpile of talent they have drafted in the past few years.

The speech was lauded but largely went unheeded.

Six months later, FIFA, soccer's global governing body, lauded a largely untroubled World Cup in South Africa.

Even "Gravity," which Carroll lauded for being "largely accurate," got the physics wrong in one crucial scene.

I'd add one more to that classics list that has largely gone underappreciated and is often privately lauded among some of the best business writers in the country, "The Informant" by Kurt Eichenwald.

It was Fink's friend Laura Marling who was largely responsible for changing that, when the now critically lauded artist coaxed Fink on to the road, as her support act in 2006.