Sentence examples for lauded above from inspiring English sources

He lauded, above all, Ángel Di María.

First, there is the rise of a market-drenched society, where monetary success is lauded above all else.

Effort is lauded above all else, and the last thing you expect is a glimpse into a fresh choreographic world.

After all, "the greatest generation" has been lauded above all for its intestinal fortitude, its willingness to accept responsibility and to lead.

Perhaps they were bored of Spain's hegemony, perhaps they were bored of Spain's success, perhaps they were bored of Spain's style being lauded above their own jogo bonito.

Like Tolkien, Lewis has since suffered from the widespread dismissal of genre fiction; it's ironic that both authors were themselves complicit in creating a model of culture in which certain elite writers (Edmund Spenser, Milton, the Beowulf poet) were lauded above all others.

And WillCall snapped up Sophie Xie (above right), a lauded designer who was the lead on Stickers for Facebook Messenger, and also flexed her pixel skills beautifying bespoke check-in app Dolo and storytelling photo app Shadow Puppet.

But he was internationally lauded for one thing above all: his long tenure as pianist and musical director of the Modern Jazz Quartet.

This lauded actress often rises above her material, and she does so repeatedly in the first half of the film, with desperation but brittle pride as she loses her home and security.

Perhaps the best way to wrap your head around the artistic worth of an invisible artwork would probably be to consider John Cage's universally lauded minimalist composition, "4'33"" (above), or Marina Abramović's contemporary piece, The Artist Is Present.

The nation has been lauded for its ethnic cohesion, rising above the kind of tribal violence that rocked Kenya after that country's elections in 2007.