Sentence examples for laudatory to from inspiring English sources

The reviews have ranged from laudatory to mixed to terrible.

His summaries of Dewey's writings are both too sketchy and too laudatory to help one grasp the strengths and the weaknesses of Dewey's pragmatism.

No one I met had anything laudatory to say about the man one of them will succeed.

The debut of the late Stanley Kubrick's "Eyes Wide Shut" may have been overshadowed somewhat by the surprising departure of Warner Bros. studio heads Robert Daly and Terry Semel, and reviews may have veered from the highly laudatory to the totally confused.

Although Aretino was no longer to write laudatory letters to Tintoretto, he commissioned him to execute family portraits, and after his death, his likeness was to appear in Tintoretto's huge Crucifixion of the Scuola Grande di San Rocco (1565).

Senate Minority Whip John Cornyn on Monday marked the five-year anniversary of President Obama's economic stimulus, but it was hardly a laudatory toast to the 2009 bid to restart America's infrastructure and workforce.

He also wrote laudatory odes to his brother Nicetas and to Emperor Isaac II Angelus (reigned 1185 95).

They read one another's manuscripts, write prefaces and laudatory introductions to one another's books, and band together to edit Hazlitt's writings.

For these festivals offer you the chance to say more than just a few gratuitously laudatory words to your favourite author.

The Koran includes no fewer than 18 mostly laudatory references to dates.

John Buchan, the British author and then governor-general of Canada, wrote a laudatory introduction to his first volume of short stories, The Pied Piper of Dipper Creek (1939).