Sentence examples for lauding a from inspiring English sources

It can hardly celebrate Congress, while lauding a particular president would be too partisan.

Back to Google, I found an article from the Cape Cod Times lauding a Francis Maraspin's 100th birthday in 1966.

After lauding a giant of liberalism, the famously conservative Black moved on to rehabilitate a hero on his own side of the aisle.

Madrid's anthem was sung by Plácido Domingo, lauding a "field of stars"; Atlético's was called Reasons for a Feeling and was sung by gruff-voiced folk singer Joaquín Sabina, in which he declared "war on arrogant [Madrid]".

I think it's entirely fitting to have them on display – one can hardly be offended by mermaids, roses and anchors while lauding a hat shaped like an ice cream cone wedged in a teapot.

He eventually settles on Field as Lennon, while also lauding a pair of Conservative MPs – Jeremy Quin from the pensions committee and Richard Fuller from Wright's own business committee – for their contributions.

Indeed, it's as much of a gem as its justifiably lauded A-side, Ghost Town.

Some commentators criticized Trump for lauding an authoritarian leader who has cracked down on dissidents and political opponents.

But if they laud a text I don't like?

The movie lauds a Virginia prosecutor for doing his job.

Blair chose a novel that ostentatiously lauded a national unity.