Sentence examples for lauded over from inspiring English sources

This book provides a lesson Tony Blair – that other British prime minister lauded over the sea – never learned.

Shame can be more sophisticated, internal and honourable than moral guilt which is standardly lauded over it.

Several films on this year's shortlist have been lauded over the past year by critics and viewers worldwide, and some have stirred major controversy in their own countries.

It's nowhere near as bad as some of the absolute stinkers that have recently been lauded over here, such as Rock On!! and Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na.

While SNA-oriented study of organized crime is relatively new, the material advantage of using network science to study criminal organizations was lauded over two decades ago [see for example Jackson et al. (1996) and Sparrow (1991)].

Some might regard dressing up as a man accused of lauding over prison camps and millions of malnourished citizens as insensitive, but Howard insists his intention has never been to glorify the North Korean leader.

Not necessarily lauding over others.

Clinton, seen by Obama's campaign as appealing to undecided voters because of the prosperous economy he presided over, lauded the president as a "good commander-in-chief and a good decider-in-chief".

In 1922 a group of explorers made the first serious attempt to climb Mount Everest and, despite their lack of success, their exploits were lauded all over the world - even resulting in Olympic gold medals for them all.

During his lively address to FCC staffers, Genachowski (who was nominated and confirmed for the position in 2009) noted that his time with the organization would soon be over, but lauded the FCC's accomplishments and pointed to even greater importance for the agency in the months and years to come.

The Senate overwhelmingly confirmed Alan Greenspan's nomination to a fourth term as chairman of the Federal Reserve today after members of both parties lauded his performance over the last dozen years in nurturing the economy's long expansion.