Sentence examples for laud someone from inspiring English sources

Richard Melville of American Banker said editors there felt they had to laud someone this year.

But let's take this opportunity to laud someone who deserves to be lauded but, being on the losing end of this pinball game, probably won't be: Justin Blackmon.

If folks laud someone who engaged in fraud, then not only the world of sports is rotten, but so is our culture.

Should we really be lauding someone for wanting benefits for himself that he's not willing to afford the American people?

He went on to laud her as someone who "cares deeply about the welfare of Jamaican children, and who is a role model for scores of children who are inspired by the way she's risen against the odds".

Mr. Clinton, in turn, lauded Mr. Emanuel as someone who "was always fearlessly honest" with him, and who had the backbone to lead Chicago, particularly through times of such fiscal challenges.

Someone is lauded or praised; praise is not lauded.

It's understandable that inventors would so easily be persuaded to send money to someone who lauds their invention, Mr. Neustel said.

While some, like Mark Twain and Alexander Graham Bell, lauded Keller's accomplishments, others questioned how someone so physically limited could produce such lyrical work.

For someone whose first book was lauded as "a real one-off" by author and memoirist Blake Morrison, Sathnam Sanghera is remarkably understated about his recent successes.

The raw materials are here – only a few weeks have passed since the sullen Teixeira's performances were being lauded – and you sense Wolves simply need someone who can set and raise the tone.